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Will "if re3 == $$ and re4 == $$ or re1 == re2" work for an if statement
"if re3 == $$ and re4 == $$ or re1 == re2" will the part that says "re3 == $$ and re4 == $
quot; be counted as one statement and "re1 == re2" be counted as a separate statement?7 Answers
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Nope.
re1 == re2 gives a boolean true.
if re3 is not boolean true, it will give false.
And so on for all you do
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Nope.
The $ymbol is not in a string, so it will return an error.
But assuming you put it in a string, yes
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Yes! :D
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If you wanna make matters clearer or change order if operations use brackets
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will
re1 == re2 == re3 == re4 work?
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so using that in an if statement would count everything before the or as one statement and everything after it a different one?
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k! thanks! you are awesome!