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You can combine ifTrue: and
ifFalse: into a two-argument message with
two keywords:
Boolean expression ifTrue: if-true block ifFalse: if-false block
If the Boolean expression evaluates to true, the first block is
evaluated, and the second is ignored. Conversely, the second block is
evaluated, and the first is ignored, if the Boolean expression evaluates to
false.