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An if-else statement is a programming conditional statement that runs a different set of statements depending on whether an expression is true or false.
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Using if/else structure in Google Earth Engine
I wrote some simple code to test the if/else structure in GEE:
var flag = ee.Algorithms.IsEqual(1,5);
print(flag)
if (flag) {
print("this is true");
} else {
print("this is false");
}
the output …
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