condition () Statement

Syntax	NONE `condition (<boolean expression>, operand1, operand2) if <boolean expression> then operand1 else operand2`
Semantics	Returns `operand1` if the `<boolean expression>` evaluates to true, otherwise `operand2` will be returned. Both syntactic forms are equivalent. Internally, the if statement is mapped to the condition operation.
Substitutables	`operand1`, `operand2`	The operands can be any variable or object attribute, a literal, a boolean or arithmetic expression. Both operands need to return the same type.
Examples	NONE `set s = condition (b1 and b2, "abc", "xyz"); set s = if b1 and b2 then "abc" else "xyz";` Assigns "abc" to string s if the expression b1 and b2 evaluates to true, otherwise "xyz" will be assigned to s. The second statement is equivalent.

Example File (Builder project E2E Action Language/BaseTypes):

<your example path>\E2E Action Language\BaseTypes\uml\boolean.xml