Only primitive parsers would be bothered by multiple tokens in a row - tey don't have to be one word, you don't even need a special separator - it's only needed

Only primitive parsers would be bothered by multiple tokens in a row - tey don't have to be one word, you don't even need a special separator - it's only needed in languages like Python. That's why Java, C#, JavaScript, and others don't need an "elif" equivalent - it's all a matter of code formatting and not nesting redundantly.