Understanding Conditional Statements in Programming

The color of your clothes

The weather and your activities for the day

The type of shoes you have

The time you wake up

To use less power

To run faster

To respond appropriately to different situations

To save memory

To store data

To create graphics

To establish whether something is true or false

To perform arithmetic operations

It repeats a block of code multiple times

It stops the program

It runs a specific block of code if a condition is true

It stores user input

If age is exactly 13

If age is greater than 13

If age is greater than or equal to 13

If age is less than 13

The program asks for user input

The program runs the next block of code

The program does nothing

The program crashes

To stop the program

To run a block of code if the if condition is true

To run a block of code if the if condition is false

To repeat the if condition

By dragging out the if else block or clicking the plus symbol in the if block

By writing a new function

By using a loop

By using a variable