Write a program to satisfy the if and else conditions.  

Writing a C Program with If and Else Conditions

Introduction

• Understanding conditional statements in C programming.
• Learning how to use if and else statements.

Steps to Create the Program

1. Open a Text Editor
   • Start by opening a text editor or an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for C programming.
2. Create a New File
   • Create a new file and give it a meaningful name, such as conditional_program.c.
3. Include Header Files
   • Begin by including necessary header files. For this program, include stdio.h.
4. Write the Main Function
   • Define the main function using int main().
5. Declare Variables
   • Declare any variables you'll be using in your program. These variables will be used to hold data and perform comparisons.
6. Implement If and Else Conditions
   • Use if and else statements to specify the conditions and the actions to be taken based on those conditions.

   if (condition) {
       // Code to execute if condition is true
   } else {
       // Code to execute if condition is false
   }

7. Example Code

   #include 
   
   int main() {
       int num = 10;
       
       if (num > 5) {
           printf("The number is greater than 5\n");
       } else {
           printf("The number is not greater than 5\n");
       }
       
       return 0;
   }

   This program will output: The number is greater than 5.
8. Save and Compile
   • Save the file and compile it using a C compiler. Check for any syntax errors or warnings.
9. Run the Program
   • Execute the program to see the output.

Conclusion

This is a basic guide to help you get started with writing a C program that uses if and else conditions. Feel free to experiment and explore more complex conditions as you advance in your C programming journey.