Conditional 'If'
Negation of condition uses '!' (exclamation mark)
If an exclamation mark is put before a condition, the boolean value of the statement is negated.
If an exclamation mark is put before a condition, the boolean value of the statement is negated.
if ( !condition )
{
execute this statement if the condition is false
}
OR boolean operator
OR boolean operator (||) can be used to join two or more statements and the joint statement will only return true if one or more of the statement is true.
OR boolean operator (||) can be used to join two or more statements and the joint statement will only return true if one or more of the statement is true.
if ( condition1 || condition2 )
{
execute this statement if condition1 is true or condition2 is true or both are true
}
AND boolean operator
AND boolean operator (&&) can be used to join two or more statements and the joint statement will only return true if all of the statements is true.
AND boolean operator (&&) can be used to join two or more statements and the joint statement will only return true if all of the statements is true.
if ( condition1 && condition2 )
{
execute this statement if both condition1 and condition2 are true
}