# Condition

> Split your flow based on conditional logic with various comparison operators

Source: https://edesy.in/docs/zapbot/logic/condition

The Condition block allows you to split your flow in two based on a condition.

![Condition](https://edesy.in/images/zapbot/blocks/logic/condition.png)

*This can be translated to: "If Score is greater than 20 then go to this path. Otherwise, go to the other path."*

A condition can contain different comparisons that are evaluated in order and linked with a logical operator: 'AND' or 'OR'.

*Video tutorial available in the Zapbot dashboard*

## Operators

### Equal to

Will match if the provided value is strictly equal to the value.

### Not equal

Will match if the provided value is not equal to the value.

### Contains

Will match if the provided value contains the value. If a list is provided, it will match if the list has at least one element in common with the value.

### Does not contain

Same as `Contains` but will match the inverse.

### Greater than

Will match if the provided value is greater or equal than the value. If the variable you provided is a list, it will execute the condition on the length of the list.

![Condition length check](https://edesy.in/images/zapbot/blocks/logic/length-check.png)

### Less than

Will match if the provided value is less or equal than the value. If the variable you provided is a list, it will execute the condition on the length of the list.

### Is set

Will match if the provided value is not null or undefined and not an empty string.

### Is empty

Will match if the provided value is null, undefined, or an empty string.

### Starts with

Will match if the provided value starts with the value.

### Ends with

Will match if the provided value ends with the value.

### Matches regex

Value should start and end with `/` and contain a valid regex pattern.

Example:

- `/^hello$/` will match if the string is strictly equal to "hello".
- `/hello/` will match if the string contains "hello". Like "hello world".
- `/hello/i` will match if the string contains "hello" case-insensitive. Like "Hello world".
- `/[0-9]+/` will match if the string contains one or more digits. Like "123".

### Does not match regex

Same as `Matches regex` but will match if the provided value does not match the regex pattern.