if-else structure
[ɪf-ɛls ˈstrʌktʃər]
nounpl: if-else structures
estrutura condicional if-else
1. A programming control structure that executes one block of code if a condition is true, and another block if the condition is false
The if-else structure allows the program to make decisions based on different conditions.
A estrutura condicional if-else permite que o programa tome decisões baseadas em diferentes condições.
2. A fundamental conditional statement used in most programming languages to control program flow
In this if-else structure, if the user is an admin, they get full access; otherwise, they get limited access.
Nesta estrutura condicional if-else, se o usuário é um administrador, ele obtém acesso total; caso contrário, obtém acesso limitado.
This is technical terminology used universally in programming education and software development across both Brazil and the United States. English terms are typically retained in Portuguese technical documentation and code comments. Brazilian programmers may occasionally use the translated form 'estrutura se-senão' in informal or educational contexts, but 'if-else' is the standard term in professional environments.
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