Conditionals, Javascript

Conditionals

//Conditionals

//"If"
//Test 1
    //use two equal signs "==" for comparing

if(1 == 1){
    print('This is true');
}

//Test 2

var var1 = 3
var var2 = 4

//nothing will show up for this test because it is not true
if(var1 == var2){
    print('yes');
}

//for testing is two variables are not equal, use "!="

if( var1 != var2){
    print('these do not equal')
}

//Test 3- using "else"

var var3 = 3
var var4 = 5

if(var3 == var4){
    print('yep');
}  else {
    print('nope');
}

// you can put more than one conditional (use "&&")

var var5 = 3
var var6 = 7

if(var5 != var6 && var5 == 3){
    print('correct')
} else {
    print('incorrect');
}

// incorect example:

if(var5 != var6 && var5 == 4){
    print('yeah')
} else {
    print('nah')
}

//Switch statemants

var fruit = 'apple';

switch(fruit){
    case "banana":
        print('I hate bananas');
        break;
    case "apple":
        print('I love apples');
        break;
    case "orange":
        print('Oranges are okay');
        break;
    default:
        print('I love all other fruits');
        break;
}

// If you change the variable "fruit" to bananas or oranges it will print their lines insteasd of apple's.
//if you set the variable "fruit" to anything else, it will print the default.


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