When you have one set of instructions to execute when a condition is true and another set of instructions if the same condition is false, you use a(n) ____ statement.
A) If
B) If Else
C) While
D) Switch

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The If Else statement is specifically designed to execute different sets of instructions depending on whether a condition is true or false. The If statement is only designed to execute a set of instructions if a condition is true, and the While statement is designed specifically for looping through a set of instructions while a condition is true. The Switch statement is designed for multiple possible conditions, not just one true/false condition.

When You Have One Set of Instructions to Execute When