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2 years ago

Which condition will cause the statement block of the if statement to execute only when count is 0?

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maxonik [38]2 years ago

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Only when the count is 0 will the if statement's statement block be executed because of the if count == 0 condition.

<h3>What is an if statement?</h3>

A program is guided to make decisions based on predetermined criteria using the IF statement, which is a decision-making statement.
If a certain condition is satisfied (TRUE), one piece of code is run, and if it is not, another set of code is run, and so on.
A conditional statement, also called a conditional expression, conditional flow statement, or conditional processing, is a set of guidelines that are followed when a specific condition is satisfied.
Because IF a condition is satisfied, THEN an action is taken, it is sometimes referred to as an If-Then statement.

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