The phrase "conditional statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a statement that presents a condition, or a hypothetical situation, and the potential consequences of that condition being met. Example: "If you study hard, you will do well on the exam." This is a conditional statement because it presents a condition (studying hard) and the potential consequence (doing well on the exam).
It was a highly conditional statement, though, for good reason.
One thus achieves clarity when one can supply a conditional statement of this kind.
A series of formulae is developed to calculate IHA parameters without using a loop or conditional statement, which allows operators to manage environmental flow directly.
To implement message dispatch, we have thus far used a large conditional statement to look up function values using message strings.
In other words, we create a rule form of "if then if" conditional statement, where the first "IF" concerns the main module and the primary rule, while the second "IF" concerns the respective submodule and the secondary rule set.
A conditional statement is, therefore, established and imbedded into the ANN models after the incorporation of MC and support of synthetic data, to substantially improve the ability of the models for forecasting monthly precipitation in arid regions.
The most famous application of Grice's ideas is to the debate about whether the truth conditions of declarative conditional statements, such as "If George is driving, he will be late" are accurately captured by the material conditional.
The preferential belief structure is initially determined using conditional statements.
In all techniques, state machines tend to eliminate many conditional statements from your code.
Symbolic analysis can counteract these techniques, but only if they can analyze obfuscated conditional statements.
Be fluent in the use of procedural statements — assignments, conditional statements, loops, method calls — and arrays.
