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Explain how a conditional branch instruction is specified in APL programs.

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computer science

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  1. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by writing the keyword 'IF' followed by an expression and a colon.
  2. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by placing an exclamation mark before an expression followed by a right-pointing arrow.
  3. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by means of an upwards-pointing arrow followed on its right by an expression.
  4. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by means of a left-pointing arrow followed on its right by an expression.
  5. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by preceding an expression with the keyword 'GOTO' and a line number.
  6. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by means of a downwards-pointing arrow followed on its right by an expression.
  7. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by means of a right-pointing arrow followed on its right by an expression. It can also be specified using a label or the compression function.
  8. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by using a semicolon followed by an expression and a target label.
  9. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by enclosing an expression within parentheses followed by a question mark.
  10. A conditional branch instruction is specified in APL by means of a right-pointing arrow followed on its left by an expression.

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