Consider the following code using the posix pthreads api:

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The thing which the given program accomplishes is that it creates a method, declares variables, and executes commands if they meet the conditions in the code.

<h3>What is a Conditional Statement?</h3>

This is a type of statement that executes a line of code if a condition is not met.

Some types of conditional statements are:

IF statement
IF-ELSE statement
Nested If-else statement.
If-Else If ladder.
Switch statement.

No, that is not the desired output because the integer should be less than 20.

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