JavaScript Tutorials - If Else Statement Tutorial
Statements carry out some instructions as long as a set condition is true. These few JavaScript statements allow you to do a lot of different things.
Sample Pseudo Code:
If-Else
If-else statements are arguably the most common and useful JavaScript statements. Generally, they come in two forms:
if (condition)
{
statement1
}else {
statement2
}
There are several different ways to compare variables. The simplest is comparing for equality, which is done using a double equals sign, As you can see we use the if / else statement to test the value of our variable firstname.
The result here is Welcome back fergal. We could of tested numerical values also
Example:
var x = 3; var y = 5; if(x > y){ alert("x is greater the y"); }else{ alert("x is less than y"); }
When the above code is evaluated an alert box will pop up saying x is less than y.
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