
“If…Then...Else” statement:
- The “If…Then...Else” statement is used to run the particular block of statements, based on the value of the condition.
- The “If” statement can be followed by an “Else” statement that executes when the Boolean expression is “false”.
Syntax:
Consider the syntax for the “If...Then...Else” statement is as follows:
If condition Then
'statement
Else
'statement
End If
Here, if the “condition” is a Boolean condition is “true”, then it executes the “If” block other it executes “Else” block.
Explanation of Solution
2.
Given statement:
'assign the value to the variable
intX = 100
'check "intX" value is less than or equal to 1
If intX <= 1 Then
'assign the value to the variable
intY = 99
'else statement
Else
'assign the value to the variable
intY = 0
'end the statement
EndIf
Explanation:
- Here, the “intX” variable is assigned with the value “100”.
- Check the value of “intX” is less than or equal to “1” or not...
Explanation of Solution
3.
Given statement:
'assign the value to the variable
intX = 0
'check "intX" value is not equal to 1
If intX <> 1 Then
'assign the value to the variable
intY = 99
'else statement
Else
'assign the value to the variable
intY = 0
'end the statement
EndIf
Explanation:
- Here, the “intX” variable is assigned with the value “0”.
- Check the value of “intX” is not equal “1” or not.
- If the condition is “true”, assign the value “99” to the variable “intY”...

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