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How can i execute both if and else block statements with a single condition.

I want to know is there any possibility of executing both if and else block statements with a single condition.
Aug 25 '07 #1
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weaknessforcats
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Not using the same if-else statement.

You could, of course, write functions for the two parts and then use another if-statement to call both functions if the condition is true. The second if-startement might even be part of the first function.
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