in a if...elsif..else construct, only ONE of the specificied conditions can be true.. so it will evaluate the IF first and then if that IF isn't TRUE, perl moves on to the first ELSIF.. if that is also not true then every elseif next is evaluated one at a time and in order until either one of the elsif are true OR it finally reaches an ELSE clause, if one is present.. Hope this is readable.. lol
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