For the "if, else if, else" form of the if statement, if a condition is found to be true, that condition's block statement is executed. Then, all the other conditions are skipped, and control flows down to the statement below the entire if statement.

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In an "if, else if, else" structure, once a true condition is found and its block is executed, the rest of the conditions are bypassed, and control moves to the code following the entire if-else statement.

For the "If, Else If, Else" Form of the If