If then else branches

The if then else construct is defined by the ul element. This element must have exactly two or three branches (condition, if branch and optional else branch). This code:

<ul>
    <strong id="==">
        <p id="foo"></p>
        <p id="10"></p>
    </strong>
    <if>
        <p>Some code here</p>
    </if>
    <else>
        <p>Some other code here</p>
    </else>
</ul>

is compiled as:

if(foo == 10){
    'Some code here';
}
else{
    'Some other code here';
}

The element <strong> will be explained in details later, but it stands for a comparison. Please note that condition, if and else branches must be declared in this exact order.