Also known as if then statement?

An "if-then statement" is a conditional statement that expresses a logical relationship between two events or propositions. It asserts that if a certain condition (the "if" part) is met, then a specific outcome (the "then" part) will follow. This structure is commonly used in mathematics, programming, and everyday reasoning to establish cause-and-effect scenariOS. For example, "If it rains, then the ground will be wet."