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How to make a "if" statement in Ocean?

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hello
in ocean, i would like to check more than one condition in an if statement , is this true:

if((Vo==1 && Mo==1.2 && Io==1.2 && Lo==1.2) then
fmin=frequency(clip(VT("/net3") 8e-09 1.2e-8 )))

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Re: ocean

if u want all the conditions to be true then the statement is fine, If u want any one of them is true then u can use or(||)
 

Re: ocean

Nop. That statement is not correct in ocean. Ocean is listp-alike...

its like this....

if( expression1 expression2 expression3),
This means if expression is true, do expression 2 else do expression3.

Added after 1 minutes:

Sorry, did not see one of the paranthesis... The statement is correct...
 

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