conditional logic

noun

A set of rules that lets a computer make decisions and run different blocks of code based on whether specific conditions are true or false.

Meanings

nounconditional logic (uncountable)
  1. uncountablecomputingA set of rules that lets a computer make decisions and run different blocks of code based on whether specific conditions are true or false.
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