Conditional Expression

A conditional expression refers to an expression to judge whether a designated content is True or False.

Normally, it is designated along with a comparative operator and True is returned if the relation is established, or False if not.

E.g.

True

9 = 27 / 3

5 < 27 / 3

False

9 = 37 / 3

5 > 28 / 3

Statements that mainly use the conditional expression are "If...Then...Else", "Do...Loop" and others.

If a Numeric Value is Included in a Conditional Expression Request

A numeric value can be designated when a conditional expression is requested by a statement.

A value other than 0 is interpreted as "True" and 0 is interpreted as "False."

A conditional expression converts designated data into integer type data and judge whether the value is "0" (= False) or other than "0" (= True).

If 0.4 Then
    PrintDbg "True."
Else
    PrintDbg "False."
End If