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SIJLesson10 Slide04
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Notes for Slide 04
The above program example has three conditions
that could be checked. Item number 1 points out
that an elseif-statement will end the list of statements
that appear before it. Item number 2 points out
that if the condition on any given elseif-statement is
true the statements listed below it will run only if
the previous conditions where false.
It might be easier to understand this by running the
code itself: it is tricky to describe in simple
sentences the specifics of using the elseif-statement.
The nine following slides together with running the
program will help more than re-reading the notes
on this slide.


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