[13jacksonpa]

I believe it would be an unconditional branch, because whether the program follows "T" or "F" it continues (sorry for my lack of fancy programming words I'm just starting)

[Appzalien]

WOW! It's been a long time since I did anything with programming language but it seems to me to be conditional. If a is b then c else d so you actually have two choices c or d. d could actually be to return to the initial choice like if your asking for input y for yes and n for no and someone accidentally types u it would return to asking for y or n cause u is not a choice. Take that with a grain of salt since I took fortran in 1982.

[ScottGem]

This sounds like a homework question, is it? If so you should identify it as such.

In any case, an If... Then... Else statement is called a conditional. Because it acts differently depending on whether a condition is true or false. In addition to If... Then... Else you also have Select Case statements that fall into the Conditionals class.