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>> Similarly, this fragment can appear inside a statement, such as "f(x)
>> = 3 if x = sqrt(y/z), otherwise 9". In that case, the "x = sqrt(y/z)"
>> part is clearly a conditional test.
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> I don't remember 'if' being part of my maths course. Yet yhere must be
> specialized subfields where it is defined.
How about
sinc(x) = if x = 0 then 1 else sin(x) / x
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