6.3 Conditional Expressions

Conditional expressions specify a condition the program must evaluate to determine the program's behavior. Conditional expressions have a value of "true" or "false". Conditional expressions can either be simple or complex. The simple conditional expressions are the relation, class, sign, and condition-name conditions. The complex conditions are formed with the logical operators AND, OR, and NOT.

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6.3.1 Relation Conditions

6.3.2 Class Condition

6.3.3 Sign Condition

6.3.4 Condition-Name Condition

6.3.5 Switch-Status Condition

6.3.6 Complex Conditions

6.3.7 Order of Evaluation

6.3.8 Abbreviated Combined Relation Conditions