In this code:
if False then
'some statements
end if
>>>> How does the compiler check this?
if (.....) then
the (......) part checks to see what is the result of the condition and result can be TRUE or FALSE.
some statement will never execute. The IF block checks the (............) part. In this case you have defined yourself what will be the result of condition evaluation.
In the sample code no code within IF-Then block will execute because condition will always treat as False condition.
In this case:
if False then
'some statements
else
'some other part
end if
some other part will always execute. Due to the nature of the if-then block, when condition results false else part executes.
