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C / ANSI-C » Language Basics » If Screenshots  Move more statements into if and else #include <stdio.h> int main(void) {   int a, b, op;   printf("Enter 0 to add, 1 to subtract: ");   scanf("%d", &op);   if(op == 0) { /* add */     printf("Enter first number: ");     scanf("%d", &a);     printf("Enter second number: ");     scanf("%d", &b);     printf("%d", a+b);   }   else { /* subtract */     printf("Enter first number: ");     scanf("%d", &a);     printf("Enter second number: ");     scanf("%d", &b);     printf("%d", a-b);   }   return 0; }                     Related examples in the same category 1. A simple example of the if statement 2. Using ifs to decide on a discount 3. IF statement 3 4. If else 5. More statement in if else 6. If else if and else 7. More if else 8. Block if else statement 9. Use two if statements 10. Use result as the if condition 11. Use user input as the if condition 12. Use int as if condition 13. If statement for different choice 14. Use calculation in if statement 15. if command 16. Use if else 17. Use statement inside if else 18. If else statement inside a for loop 19. If statement inside for loop