Hi guys !
the teacher once I learned the C programming language just said like this : if (false) then we aren't entering the block of "if", but once if(true) then it enters the block statement of "if", my question is why really the PC works like this, I mean why actually "if (false) " then the PC wouldn't enter the if statement .. ? I can just say it's like that moded .. but how it's translated "false" to PC and why it leads him to not entering the if statement? .. for instance why at "if(true)" the pc actually enters the if statement other than not choosing the choice "not entering it"? why "if (true)" doesn't mean for instance "not entering the block statement" ?!
