elixir with else

Using else in Elixir

In Elixir, the else keyword is not used in conditional statements like it is in some other programming languages. Instead, Elixir uses the do and end keywords to define blocks of code that should be executed when a condition is met. Here's an example of how to use conditional statements in Elixir:

if condition do
  # code to execute if the condition is true
else
  # code to execute if the condition is false
end

In this example, the code inside the if block will be executed if the condition is true, and the code inside the else block will be executed if the condition is false. The else keyword is not explicitly used; it is implied by the structure of the if statement.

Please note that Elixir also provides other conditional constructs like case and cond that can be used in different scenarios.