Is there any kind of website or service that provides any kind of database of commonly used if statement lists? For example converting letter grades to GPAs in a home brew grading application? Or assigning each letter of the alphabet to a specific number? Because if there isn't, I'm thinking of starting one. Users would go onto the website and search for a specific kind of if list in a specific language and could get said list and copy into there program. What are your comments or suggestions if i just suck at googling and something like this already exists.
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Never heard of one, but wouldn't most of the "common" ones be pretty trivial? Your examples are, at least--especially the second one, because letters already have numbers associated with them 
What about, instead of common if clauses, just common tasks? That'd give it more scope, and it'd probably wind up more useful.
What about, instead of common if clauses, just common tasks? That'd give it more scope, and it'd probably wind up more useful.
Long "if lists" are usually a sign of bad code. Use switch statements, tables, and other techniques when possible.