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In C, like many other languages, there is the if statement. You can use that logic when writing other languages, like C++ or Ruby. However, how does the lowest-level if statement work?
How do conditionals function at their lowest level? I don’t understand how it can be defined non-recursively.
At the lowest level, they’re implemented in physical hardware. They’re not defined in terms of something else, they’re actually physically implemented.