What does the IF command do?

Answer:

In most computer applications the IF function operates in the fashion IF/THEN/ELSE:

IF a certain condition is met THEN perform some action, ELSE perform a different action (which could be to take no action at all).

For example:

=IF(A+B>=100,"Target Met","Target not met")

IF A+B is greater than or equal to 100
THEN display, "Target met",
ELSE display, "Target not met".

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