How to do an if or statement

    • What does if do in JavaScript?

      The if command (not to be confused with the if qualifier; see [U] 11.1.3 if exp) evaluates exp. If the result is true (nonzero), the commands inside the braces are executed. If the result is false (zero), those statements are ignored, and the statement (or statements if enclosed in braces) following the else is executed.


    • What is the difference between if and if?

      Typing if (age>21) summarize age will summarize all the observations on age if the first observation on age is greater than 21. Otherwise, it will do nothing. Typing summarize age if age>21, on the other hand, summarizes all the observations on age that are greater than 21. if is typically used in do-files and programs.


    • What is the difference between a can do statement and a descriptor?

      Can-Do Statements do not show what to learn or teach at each sublevel; the descriptors show the skills and functions that can be done with full control at that sublevel. Learners should work with authentic texts and real-life scenarios at all levels and sublevels and set goals for how to progress to the next higher level.


    • What is a statement of a case?

      Note: Rule 28 of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure requires briefs filed in the federal courts of appeals to provide one “Statement of the Case” that includes the facts relevant to the issue(s) submitted for review, the procedural history of the case, and the disposition(s) of the lower court(s). See Fed. R. App. P. 28(a)(6).


    • [PDF File]%DO Loop – a Simple Dynamic Programming Technique

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      the %DO loop. Included topics are: 1. Generating a list of variables, such as VAR1A – VAR50A, VAR1B – VAR50B. 2. Labeling a series of variables. 3. Running the same procedure against a series of data sets. 4. Using %IF-%THEN statement within %DO loop to provide logical branches. Each of the topics will be discussed along with examples.


    • [PDF File]Syntax - Stata

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      Description The if command (not to be confused with the if qualifier; see [U] 11.1.3 if exp) evaluates exp. If the result is true (nonzero), the commands inside the braces are executed. If the result is false (zero), those statements are ignored, and the statement (or statements if enclosed in braces) following the else is executed.


    • [PDF File]Repetitions with Loops Types of Loops

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      While vs Do-While • Differences – where condition tested: • while (first) - may execute 0 times • do-while (last) - must execute at least one time • Similarities – one statement executed – initialization before loop – update during loop


    • [PDF File]WHAT ARE THE NCSSFL-ACTFL CAN-DO STATEMENTS?

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      Can-Do Statements help learners set goals as they progress along the proficiency continuum. Can-Do Statements describe what learners can independently do at each sublevel and help pave the way to higher levels. Higher level skills and functions (e.g., using timeframes, understanding complex texts) need to be introduced at lower


    • [PDF File]A Beginners Guide to ARRAYs and DO Loops

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      A Beginners Guide to ARRAYs and DO Loops Jennifer L. Waller, Augusta University, Augusta, GA ABSTRACT If you are copying and pasting code over and over to perform the same operation on multiple variables in a sas® data step you need to learn about arrays and do loops. Arrays and do loops are efficient and


    • [PDF File]While and Do-While Loops - CMU School of Computer Science

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      • The loop statements while, do-while, and for allow us execute a statement(s) over and over. • Like a conditional, a loop is controlled by a boolean expression that determines how many times the statement is executed. E.g., You may want to calculate the interest paid on a mortgage for each year of the loan term.


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