Flash/Actionscript Basics: If - Then - Else Statement Syntax
Creating a basic if - then statement in flash or actionscript is easy. Here is the correct syntax.
The basic syntax is the following:
if (condition)
{
statement(s);
}
Here is an actual working example. If the variable userInput contains data, the value will be sent to the trace command.
if (userInput != undefined)
{
trace("Input is " + userInput);
}
{
trace("Input is " + userInput);
}
Adding an else section is not much harder:
if (userInput != undefined)
{
trace("Input is " + userInput);
}
else
{
trace("Input is unknown" );
}
{
trace("Input is " + userInput);
}
else
{
trace("Input is unknown" );
}
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