Conditional branching with more then one line of code

Hi,

As far is I understand the "if" construct of common lisp (and that is not that far you
can only put ONE expression in each branch like this:

(if (> x 1 )
 (print "true")
 (print "false))

I searched google and hyperpsec but only found examples like that above.

Is it possible to put more than one form (correct terminus???) into each branch of
the "if" (WARNING! WRONG SYNTAX AHEAD! ONLY AN EXAMPLE!):

(if (> x 1 )
 ((print "true")
 (print "also true"))
 ((print "false)
  (print "also false)))

?

Thanks you very much in advance for any help!
Best regards,
mcc

See PROGN and use it like this:

(if (test-form ...)
    (progn
      (first-then-form ...)
      (second-then-form ...))
    (progn
      (first-else-form ...)
      (second-else-form ...)))

Hi edgar-rft,

thanks again for your valuable help!
Best regards,
mcc

And don't forget progn's lookalikes prog1 and prog2. I've found them useful once or twice.