In . . . . . . . . if condition we can check more then one condition .

The correct answer is: nested.

A nested if statement is an if statement that is inside another if statement. This allows you to check more than one condition before taking an action. For example, you could have an if statement that checks if a number is greater than 10, and then inside that if statement, you could have another if statement that checks if the number is less than 20. This would allow you to check both conditions before taking an action.

The other options are incorrect because they do not allow you to check more than one condition.

• End if condition is used to end an if statement.
• Next is used to move to the next iteration of a loop.
• Stop is used to stop the program.