cond(<cond>,<true_expr>,<false_expr>)
The cond (Condition) token returns one of two values, depending on whether a specified condition is true. Arguments include:
|
Argument |
Description |
<cond> |
Boolean expression to evaluate. You can build Boolean expressions as follows: • A<B: A is less than B • A>B: A is greater than B • A<=B: A is less than or equal to B • A>=A: A is greater than or equal to B • A==B: A is equal to B • A!=B: A is not equal to B • A&&B: A and B • A||B: A or B |
<true_expr> |
Expression to evaluate if <cond> is TRUE (1)). |
<false_expr> |
Expression to evaluate if <cond> is FALSE (0). |
The Equal to (==) token equates the two sides of the equation.
The Not Equal to (!=) token makes the two sides of the equation not equal to each other.
<
The Less than (<) token makes the equation on its left side to be less than the equation on its right side.
<=
The Less than or Equal (<=) token makes the equation on its left side to be less than or equal to the equation on its right side.
The Greater than (>) token makes the equation on its left side to be greater than the equation on its right side.
The Greater than or Equal (>=) token makes the equation on its left side to be greater than or equal to the equation on its right side.
The AND (&&) token adds the two sides of an equation to each other.
The OR (||) token considers one side or the other of an equation.
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