This is a simple example. It only proves 2 ways of doing the same thing.
If A=5
B = 10
Endif
If A=5 then B = 10 ;no need for endif
If I understand this correclty this is the same thing. And the use of THEN makes it possible to write it on the same line. true?
If A=5
B = 10
Endif
If A=5 then B = 10 ;no need for endif
If I understand this correclty this is the same thing. And the use of THEN makes it possible to write it on the same line. true?
Absolutely true. But the multi-line version is far easier to read. It indents the conditional statement, which will makes things a lot easier when you're debugging. You'll go past the single line version 3 or 4 times looking for it. It's just personal preference. Whatever you find easiest to read and debug is just fine.
Since there's no such thing as a single line assembly language equivalent, I can't imagine that the resulting code will be different.