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How do you use a chain of conditional statements? - Answers

You start with the first or outermost IF statement. If that is true then you follow the "instruction" that follows and if not, you follow the instruction that follows at the same level of brackets/parentheses. Either or both of these instruction may IF (ie conditional) statements. You simply follow them down the line.



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You start with the first or outermost IF statement. If that is true then you follow the "instruction" that follows and if not, you follow the instruction that follows at the same level of brackets/parentheses. Either or both of these instruction may IF (ie conditional) statements. You simply follow them down the line.



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How do you use a chain of conditional statements? - Answers

You start with the first or outermost IF statement. If that is true then you follow the "instruction" that follows and if not, you follow the instruction that follows at the same level of brackets/parentheses. Either or both of these instruction may IF (ie conditional) statements. You simply follow them down the line.

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