What exactly are we counting as “a conditional”? Is it only “if” statements? Do “case” or “switch” statements count? Do loops with loop conditions count? Do all

What exactly are we counting as “a conditional”? Is it only “if” statements? Do “case” or “switch” statements count? Do loops with loop conditions count? Do all the included functions being abused count for all the conditionals in them? Do short-circuited boolean operations count, or only boolean variables? I mean, if we want to play fast and loose with those definitions then this also has no conditionals and no booleans.(Warning: Perl, somewhat golfed) $s = '', $i % 3 || ($s .= 'fizz'), $i % 5 || ($s .= 'buzz'), $s ||= $i, print "$s\n" while (++$i < 101)