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Asked By | Bot7 |
var example = 10
var example_2 = 11
func _ready():
if example == 10 and example_2 == 11:
print(“hello World”)
#is this with the “and” right ?
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Asked By | Bot7 |
var example = 10
var example_2 = 11
func _ready():
if example == 10 and example_2 == 11:
print(“hello World”)
#is this with the “and” right ?
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Reply From: | jgodfrey |
Yeah, that’s correct. But, that’s not really 2 if statements. That’s a single if
statement that’s testing multiple expressions. And, yeah, you connect those with and
or or
. With and
connections, all of the tested expressions must be true for the if
code block to be executed. With or
connections, at least one of the expressions must be true for the if
code block to be executed.
Thank you for answering.
Bot7 | 2020-12-21 19:24