The clause is the part of the decision that holds the action or actions that execute when the tested condition in the decision is true

The "then" clause

Explanation:

The "then" clause is known as the decision part that holds the actions to execute when tested conditions are true. This means that as long as the "if clause" is true or the conditions are met, the "then clause" is executed. Conversely, in a case where the conditions are not met, the "then clause" is then skipped and the next statement after the "if" statement is then processed.

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