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21 Conditional jump instruction
Iநிபந்தனைத் தாவல் அறிவுறுத்தல்(இ.வ)/கட்டளை(த.வ)IIநிபந்தனைத் தாவல் ஆணை -
22 Conditional paging
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23 Conditional statement
நிபந்தனைக் கூற்று -
24 Conditional transfer
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25 Conditional Operators
நிபந்தனைச் செயற்குறிகள் -
26 Conditional Sum
நிபந்தனைக் கூட்டல் -
27 conditional distribution
நிபந்தனைப்படி பரவியிருத்தல், கட்டுப்பாடு சார்ந்து பரவியிருத்தல் -
28 conditional reflexes
கட்டுப்பாடு சார்ந்த தன்னிச்சைச் செயல்கள் -
29 subjunctive of conditional mood
காரண வினை -
30 Branch instruction, conditional
Iநிபந்தனைக் கிளை அறிவுறுத்தல்(இ.வ)/கட்டளை(த.வ)IIநிபந்தைனைக் கிளை ஆணை -
31 Instruction, conditional branch
Iநிபந்தனை சேர் கிளை அறிவுறுத்தல்(இ.வ)/ கட்டளை(த.வ)IIநிபந்தனைக் கிளை ஆணை -
32 Jump, conditional
நிபந்தனை தாவல் -
33 Transfer, conditional
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34 Transfer of control, conditional
Iநிபந்தனை சார் கட்டுப்பாட்டு மாற்றம்IIநிபந்தனைக் கட்டுப்பாடு -
35 என்றால்
[ eṉṟāl ] -NNaa, -nnaa -ண்ணு, -ன்னா 1. if, if said so 2. conditional of என் (quotative) -
36 ஒழிய
[ oẕiya ] oRiya ஒழிய 1. unless (emphatic)[post. + conditional] [2. inf. of ஒழி `cease'] -
37 போல
[ pōla ], போல்) poola போல 1. like, similar (post. + acc.) 2. as (if) (post. + conditional; post. + pt. n.)[3. inf., stem of போல் `resemble']
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