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So when should use cond as oppose to (if (progn and when should one use (if (progn as oppose to cond?

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Obviously, not every IF statement needswrapper function like progn, butmy thoughts on IF as opposed to COND is this:

 

If more than two options are used, then COND is appropriate, if its just one or the other, then IF is appropriate.

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