# Conditional Logic

## Overview
Conditional Logic enables dynamic test flow control through various conditions and decision points. This feature allows for creating intelligent test scenarios that adapt to different application states and conditions.

## Condition Types

### Basic Conditions
- **Element Conditions**
  - Element presence
  - Element visibility
  - Element state
  - Element attributes
  - Element text

- **Data Conditions**
  - Value comparison
  - Data validation
  - State checking
  - Type verification
  - Custom conditions

### Advanced Conditions
- **Logical Operators**
  - AND
  - OR
  - NOT
  - XOR
  - Complex combinations

- **Comparison Operators**
  - Equals
  - Not equals
  - Greater than
  - Less than
  - Contains
  - Custom operators

## Flow Control

### Decision Points
- **If-Then-Else**
  - Single condition
  - Multiple conditions
  - Nested conditions
  - Default actions
  - Fallback behavior

- **Switch Cases**
  - Multiple outcomes
  - Case matching
  - Default case
  - Break conditions
  - Case grouping

### Loop Control
- **Loop Types**
  - For loops
  - While loops
  - Do-while loops
  - ForEach loops
  - Custom loops

- **Loop Control**
  - Break conditions
  - Continue conditions
  - Loop limits
  - Exit conditions
  - Nested loops

## Implementation

### Condition Builder
- **Visual Editor**
  - Drag-and-drop
  - Condition templates
  - Quick actions
  - Validation
  - Preview

- **Code Editor**
  - Syntax highlighting
  - Auto-completion
  - Error checking
  - Formatting
  - Documentation

### Integration
- **Test Flow**
  - Step integration
  - Flow control
  - Error handling
  - State management
  - Result tracking

- **Data Integration**
  - Variable access
  - Data binding
  - State persistence
  - Context sharing
  - Environment data

## Best Practices
1. Keep conditions simple
2. Use meaningful names
3. Document complex logic
4. Handle edge cases
5. Test all paths
6. Maintain readability
7. Avoid deep nesting
8. Use appropriate operators