2.3 Conditional Statements

Class: CSE 16 Subject: computer-science discrete-math Date: 2024-10-07 Teacher: Prof. Musacchio

Logic

Conditionals

• If P then Q = P $\to$ Q (means P implies Q)

Other Language for $P\to Q$

• Q is necessary for P
• P only if Q
• When P, then Q

P	Q	P $\to$ Q
T	T	T
T	F	F
F	T	T
F	F	T

Examples

• E.g. If P = 2 > 3 then Q = ${log}_3\pi$ = 2
  • P, Q = False, False
  • P $\to$ Q = True