Asked by Grace Nance on Jun 05, 2024

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Which of the following clauses can an If statement contain in a macro?

A) Otherwise and Never
B) Where and When
C) Else and Else If
D) Do and Until

If Statement

A programming condition that executes a specific sequence of statements only if a certain condition is true.

Else

A part of conditional statements in programming that specifies what action to take when the condition in an if statement is not met.

Else If

A conditional statement in programming that specifies a new condition to test if the previous condition(s) is false.

  • Acquire knowledge on the architecture of If statements inside macros, highlighting the incorporation of conditional clauses.
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Kunal GuptaJun 05, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
An If statement can contain Else and Else If clauses, which allow the macro to execute different sets of instructions based on certain conditions. Option A, Otherwise and Never, are not valid clauses in an If statement. Option B, Where and When, are not valid clauses in an If statement. Option D, Do and Until, are not clauses specific to If statements, but rather loops or iterations.