In COBOL, how can you handle multiple conditions efficiently using the "EVALUATE" statement?
- By employing the "ELSE" clause
- By specifying different conditions using "WHEN" clauses
- By using nested "IF" statements
- By utilizing the "ALSO" keyword
The "EVALUATE" statement in COBOL allows efficient handling of multiple conditions by using "WHEN" clauses. Each "WHEN" clause represents a different condition, providing a clear and structured way to handle various cases.
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