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if, else if, else

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• if statements let us control the flow of the program.
  • They allow some parts of the program to execute while preventing other parts of the program from executing based on boolean logic.

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Example

if (x == y){  //"if" statements decide to do something based on if something is true or false.
            System.out.println("x equals y");
        } else if (x > y){ //"else if" allows us to check another statement if the first statement was false                            
            System.out.println("x greater than y");
        } else { //"else" lets us to do things when the if statement is false
            System.out.println("x less than y");
        }

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