Difference between revisions of "If statements"
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Latest revision as of 05:52, 16 April 2015
You can use if statements to optionally run a piece of code.
The if statement takes the form
if (condition) {
actions;
}
You can optionally provide code to be run when the condition is not true with else.
if (condition) {
things to do when the condition is true
} else {
otherwise do the things here
}
In the example Below, the circle is filled when the mouse pointer is inside it.
