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*<tt>value1</tt> and <tt>value2</tt> can be variables or constants. <tt>operator</tt> refers to one of the relational operators in BSL (see "Operators" below). A typical "if" statement would look like... | *<tt>value1</tt> and <tt>value2</tt> can be variables or constants. <tt>operator</tt> refers to one of the relational operators in BSL (see "Operators" below). A typical "if" statement would look like... | ||
if (counter eq 3) | if (counter eq 3) # "if counter's value is equal to three, do this..." | ||
{ | { | ||
# some code here | # some code here | ||