# IfElse

IfElse allows for testing of conditions. The if statement provides a separate path of execution when an "if" clause evaluates to *true*.

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## Properties

### Conditions

A set of conditions to evaluate.

### Stop when true

When *UNCHECKED*, the conditions will be evaluated separately as a series of *IF* statements. When *CHECKED*, the conditions will be combined with *IfElse* statements.

### Show else

When *CHECKED*, the statement will include an *ELSE* condition for you to define. When *UNCHECKED* there will be no *ELSE* condition.

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## Examples

### 'Stop when true' is *CHECKED*

> if (condition1) {\
> //your logic\
> } elseif (condition2) {\
> //your logic\
> }

### 'Stop when true' is *UNCHECKED*

> if (condition1) {\
> //your logic\
> }\
> if (condition2) { //your logic\
> }

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## Tutorial video

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/DAAaDlQOoYk>" %}


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