So as far as the Otium language goes does that mean there is no nested statements like I was trying to do? It seems to be that way since Otiums version of ELSIF/ELIF/ ELSE IF is technically non existent and it just uses its version of IF over and over again.

No what I'm saying is, if nesting prov means else if, then how would you have a nested if? It doesn't seem possible. I would say have the else if on the same level (with an extra blank line to split if/else if from if followed by another if).

Examples:

Nested if:

prov x == 1
  display('x is 1')
  prov y == 2
    display('and y is 2')
  otherwise:
    display('and y is not 2')
otherwise:
   display('X is not 1')

If / Else If (with nested if -- if you had used nested ifs as if/else if, this would not be possible):

prov x == 1
  display('x is 1')
prov x == 2
  display('else x is 2')
  prov y == 1
    display('and y is 1')
  otherwise:
    display('and y is not 1');
prov x == 3
  display('else x is 3')
otherwise:
  display('x is not 1-3')

Ok I think I understand what you mean a little better this I is I think I should ad a keyword for IF/ELSE. using the same word to mean two things might be confusing. I do see what you mean but I feel like it can be simplified by adding a keyword to take some of the load off of prov

Also I'm thinking of adding you as a contributor to Otium's source code on GitHub so that way if you ever want to explain something to me you can modify a version of it straight at the source. Let me know what you think. Once again thank you for the input

Schooly = appreciative

while Schooly == appreciative
  print('Thank You :smile: ')

Thank You :smile:
Thank You :smile:
Thank You :smile:
Thank You :smile: