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Questions about programming or mathematical constructs that enable verification, selection, or branching behavior when one or more criteria are determined to be True.
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How to "ReplaceAll" using a set of conditional expressions instead of a list of rules
First convert your conditions to a list of Rules
myrules = Apply[List, conditions /. {Equal -> Rule}, {0, 1}]
which gives
Then Apply those Rules to your List using a pure function and Map (/@)
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