The difference between expressions and statements

Expression: calculated; last calculated;

Statement: Operation, maintenance state; a single operation.

 

Expression: Something which evaluates to a value. Example: 1+2/x 

Statement: A line of code which does something. Example: GOTO 100

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(1)a = 1

This is a statement that the purpose of the assignment to the variable a 1, after the statement is executed, the value of a becomes 1, regardless of what the original value;

if a = 1 then …

A = 1 here is an expression that does not itself produce any action, but only the value of variable a is 1 and compared, and the comparison result to the if statement to process.

That is: a single statement is executed, the practical effect of the code can be generated; the expression is contained in the statement, is calculated according to a certain condition or a value derived a certain result, and then the process is determined by the statement to code.

Reproduced friends: https:? //Wenda.so.com/q/1536126755218850 src = 140

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