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It's an if else loop or as we call it, nested if else statement.
It has a loop count of 2
And different statements will print according to different situations.
It has two outcomes and two sub outcomes.
In case the if statement situation plays out, the other loop of sub outcomes will play out accordingly
And if the else statement plays out then the sub outcomes won't be considered, it'll be a success anyway.
Welp. I'm bad at explaining stuff. You get the gist.
What's funny is I'm a computer science engineer and I totally understood the code