The ELSE statement introduces an alternate program block
after an IF or ELSEIF statement. The ELSE block
is assembled only if the prior IF or ELSEIF condition
expression was false.
ELSE blocks are terminated by an ENDIF
statement.
Note
Do not confuse the ELSE statement with the $ELSE
directive. They are not equivalent and they may not be used with
the same symbols.
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