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If Statement:

if statement is a programming conditional statement that, if proved true, performs a function or displays information. Below is a general example of an if statement, specific to Zontroy Language.

zg-if((([[[variable1]]]=====[[[variable2]]]))){{{
//Variables are equal.
}}}

Else If Statement:

elseif, as its name suggests, is formed by combining if and else statements. Like else, it is used to execute a different statement in case the original if statement returns false. However, unlike else, it will only execute the relevant statement if its conditional expression returns true.

zg-elseif((([[[variable1]]]=====[[[variable2]]]))){{{
//Variables are equal.
}}}
//or
zg-eif((([[[variable1]]]=====[[[variable2]]]))){{{
//Variables are equal.
}}}
//or
zg-elif((([[[variable1]]]=====[[[variable2]]]))){{{
//Variables are equal.
}}}
//or
zg-elsif((([[[variable1]]]=====[[[variable2]]]))){{{
//Variables are equal.
}}}

Else Statement:

If we want to run a different code block when the condition is not met, we use else.

zg-else{{{
// if the condition is not met
}}}