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What are Nested Conditions?

A condition inside another condition is called nested conditions.
For example,

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Input number age

Input number score
If age > 10 Then

If score > 50 Then
Print "Great Job!"
End
The code uses nested If conditions. It first checks if age is greater than 10. If this condition is true, it
then checks if score is greater than 50. Only If both conditions are true, the message "Great Job!" is
displayed. If either condition is false, nothing is shown.

USING IF WITH MULTIPLE CONDITIONS

Sometimes in a program, we need to check more than one condition at the same time. In such cases,
we use logical operators like AND or OR in the IF statement. This helps the computer make smarter and
more accurate decisions.

For example, if the weather is sunny and the temperature is 32:

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Input number temperature

Set isSunny = TRUE
If temperature > 30 AND isSunny = TRUE Then
Hintbot
Print "Go for a swim"

End Use AND when both conditions must
The pseudocode checks two conditions together: be true.
Use OR when only one condition needs
Temperature must be more than 30.
to be true.
isSunny should be true.

If both conditions are true, it displays "Go for a swim". If either one is false, the message will not be shown.

The OR logical operator is used when we want the condition to be true if at least one of the conditions
is true. It is helpful in situations where only one condition needs to be met.
For example, if the homework is complete:

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Set homeworkDone = TRUE
Set isWeekend = FALSE
If homeworkDone = TRUE OR isWeekend = TRUE Then

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