What are the two possible actions of an IF/SELECT statement?

In FANUC programming, particularly with regard to control structure statements like IF/SELECT, it's essential to understand how these statements can influence the flow of execution within a program.

The correct response relates to the actions taken when certain conditions are met in the IF/SELECT structure. Specifically, the JMP LBL action is used to transfer control to a specified label in the program, effectively directing the execution flow based on the condition evaluated. When the condition is satisfied or a particular scenario arises, this enables the program to jump to a predetermined point rather than continuing in a linear sequence.

Similarly, the CALL action is involved in initiating a subroutine or a specific function within the program. When certain conditions are met, employing CALL allows the program to execute a set of instructions that are self-contained, thus modularizing the code and allowing for reusability.

Understanding these actions is vital as they allow programmers to create complex logic and control sequences in their robotics applications. This modularity and control flow are critical for effective programming and resource management within the FANUC handling tool environment.