
If the statement is found to be true, then it will go to if code condition, and if the statement is false, then it will jump to the else code block after that the result will be produced by the Matlab software. The working of the if else statement in Matlab can be easily understood by the flow diagram that describes that first, the programming will be checked by the software, and then the decision-making process will be done.

If the given boolean expression executes to be true, then the block of the if statement would be executed if it is not so, then the block of else statement code would be executed. % statement(s) will execute if the given boolean expression is false % statement(s) will execute if the given boolean expression is true

All these statements are based upon the decision-making method in Matlab. If one statement is true, it will provide the result otherwise, it will jump to another statement, then produce the result accordingly. In Matlab, there are several statements that need to be executed as per the conditional statements.
