The document discusses different types of conditional statements in programming. It describes IF statements that allow programs to make decisions based on conditions, including IF-THEN and IF-THEN-ELSE syntax. It also covers IF-ELSEIF statements and SELECT CASE structures that check a variable against multiple possible values through syntax like SELECT CASE, CASE, and END SELECT. Examples are provided to demonstrate checking a color variable or age against different conditions and ranges.

1. CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS

2. IF Statement Allows your program to make decisions based on certain conditions.

3. 1. If… Then Syntax: If condition Then Statement/s End If

4. 2. If… Then… Else Syntax: If condition Then Statement/s Else Statement/s End If

5. IF… ELSEIF Statement If 1 st condition Then statement if the 1st condition is true ElseIf 2 nd condition Then statement if the 2nd condition is true Else statement if ALL conditions are false End If

6. Select Case Structure useful when you want to check a variable or an expression against multiple possible values

7. Syntax for “ Select Case ” Select Case expression or variable Case range, constant, or variable ‘ Statements Case range, constant, or variable ‘ Statements Case range, constant, or variable ‘ Statements Case Else ‘ Statements End Select

8. Select Case lboColor.Text Case “red”, “purple”, “orange” lblRemark.Text = “This is a warm color.” Case “blue”, “green”, “blue violet” lblRemark.Text = “This is a cool color.” Case Else lblRemark.Text = “Please select a color.” End Case

9. Select Case Val(T xtAge .Text) Case 1 To 3 lblRemark .Text = "toddlerhood" Case 4 To 8 lblRemark .Text = "childhood" Case 9 To 12 lblRemark .Text = "preadolescence" Case 13 To 18 lblRemark .Text = "adolescence" Case 19 To 24 lblRemark .Text = "young adulthood" Case Is > 24 lblRemark .Text = "adulthood" Case Else lblRemark .Text = "infancy" End Select