//ERFDS JOB
//STEP1
//STEP2
//STEP3...COND=(4,LT)
//STEP4
1.CONDITION IN STEP3 REFERS TO WHICH STEP'S RETURN CODE
(STEP1 OR STEP2)?
2.IN ABOVE PROGRAM IF CONDITION SATISFIES IN STEP3 WHICH
STEPS WILL EXECUTE?? AND WHY?
IF CONDITION IN STEP3 SATISFIES
Answer Posted / jagan
1. Condition in Step3 refers to the return code from STEP2.
2. If the condition COND=(4,LT) satisfies then step4 will be
executed byapssing step3 , if the condition doesn;t satisfy
then STEP3 will be executed.
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