#if statements

[chaos-market]

Days of Blogging: 112

[12/50 till DITYS end]

[okay so, I'm at my grandparents from my mother's side, house.... YIPPEE!]

[for some reason my siblings don't have any respect to their grandparents and don't want to Go. But I did. :) ]

[anywho! An upgraded Version of a russian roulette Code!]

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Import random

D_S = Random.Randit(1, 7) # (because the last number doesn't get displayed, I would use 7 to display 6)

if D_S == "6":

Print("Game over")

quit() # (the { quit() } will end the progra once the if statement is met)

Else:

Print("phew! That was close")

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[just a pit of help from a programmer to another, @myxo-gabriel :) ]

[scripturenotes]

An Approach to Marking Your Scriptures: Systematic vs Freeform

An Approach to Marking Your Scriptures: Systematic vs Freeform

Do you mark your scriptures? Have you made them your own?

When I was in college a few decades ago, one of my favorite accounting teachers was a man named Ralph Peck. He was a real down to earth type of teacher. On one of the first days of class he was standing at the front of the room at the blackboard holding our 1,000+ page textbook on Intermediate Accounting to work a problem on the board. The…

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Principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and If/Then Logic

In last week’s blog post on the doctrines of the gospel and particularly the doctrine of Christ, we highlighted the overarching themes that God has given to man to comfort the soul and inspire the mind. In today’s topic, we’ll address the principles of the gospel that accompany the doctrines.

Doctrinal Review

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[lebingle]

Booleans AND If Statements

  In the last post on code development, we discussed how to simplify code through factoring. When factoring code you may realize that a function will only work in certain conditions. A function may only work for values less than 100. To bring value statements into code you will need Boolean and logical operators. And these operators require an If statement to work with code. Boolean Operators…

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[iceindie]

Conditional statements

Programming in Unity C# - Part 4

What’s the point of a program if it only does the same thing every time? (Actually there are good things that do only one thing, like installers, but that’s aside the point.) In order to respond to user input, or even behind the scenes logic, your code needs a way to follow branching paths, and branching paths to follow. Behold, the If statement:

if () {

}

It’s not that fancy when it’s empty, but let’s say you have a function that kills the player, Die(), and you need to activate it if the player’s health dips below 0. You would need to check every logic update, and you can use this code to do just that.

int health () = 100;

FixedUpdate () {

     if (health < 0) {

          Die ();

     }

}

For the most part, () is used to include information about a function (As in, if (something)) and {} is used to enclose a block of code that always runs together and in the same order.

[coding-newbie]

[robdwaller-blog]

Short If Statements in PHP and JavaScript

Thought I would just note these two down. Not because I forget them, but because they are useful.

Short PHP if statement...

($var1 == 10 ? 'Do Something' : 'Do Something Else');

Short JavaScript if statement...

(var1 == 10) ? 'Do Something' : 'Do Something Else';

They're pretty similar. Hope you find them useful.