Tuesday, November 1, 2016

JS if/else statements

Using the if/else statements is probably the best way to create short cuts within a block that gives you different choices. The if statement is to execute a condition that will turn out to be true. You have to make sure you use if in lower case letters, if not the computer will return an error. The else statement is used along the if statement, in case the if statement returns false. The else if statement is to specify a new condition if the first condition is false. And the switch statement is to execute a specify  alternative option.

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