Heâs tested a number of different food groups sold in Norway for toxins, and indeed, farmed salmon contains the greatest amount of toxins of them all, and by an incredibly large margin. Overall, farmed salmon is five times more toxic than any other food product tested. In animal feeding studies, mice fed farmed salmon grew obese, with thick layers of fat around their internal organs. They also developed diabetes.
=IF(logic_test, value_if true, value_if_false) What the function does is: Tests to see if a specified condition - the logic test - is true or false. If the condition is true, the function will carry out the action identified in the value if true argument. If the condition is false, it will carry out the action specified in the value if false argument.
The if statementâs evaluation need not be mathematical. It can simply be a function that returns a true or false value; for example: if(ready()) This statement evaluates the return of the ready() function. If the function returns a true value, the statements belonging to if are run. Any non-zero value is considered true in C. Zero is considered false. So this statement is always true: if(1) And this statement is always false: if(0) You know whether a function returns a true or false value by reading the functionâs documentation, or you can set a true or false return value when writing your own functions.