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In coding, the "else" statement is used in conjunction with an "if" statement to specify a block of code to be executed if the condition of the "if" statement evaluates to false. Essentially, it provides an alternative course of action when the condition of the "if" statement is not met. The "else" statement does not have a condition associated with it, as it simply serves as a catchall for cases where the preceding "if" condition is false. The "else" statement helps provide a clear and concise way to handle alternative scenarios in code, making programs more versatile and adaptable to different conditions.

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