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you got it right. From: Joe Pluta <joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com> > > yet, unlike C et al., in COBOL (in the procedure division) you hardly > > ever *have* to use the period (only at paragraph end) > > Let me understand something here... with an IF statement, does the IF > continue through all statements until it hits a period? ===> or an END-IF > > CALC-1. > IF A > B > ADD 1 TO C > ADD 1 TO D > . > > The above defines a paragraph named CALC-1. If A <= B, then does it add one > to D or not? If not, and I want to change this, do I have to use "END-IF"? > > CALC-1. > IF A > B > ADD 1 TO C > END-IF > ADD 1 TO D > .
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