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What are else or if statements?

I am having a hard time understanding the concept of if and else statements. Can someone please elaborate?

17th Jun 2018, 10:19 AM
Zahid Al Nahid
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It's simple really. Think about closing a computer: if (button_pressed == shutdown) enter_shutdown(); else if (button_pressed == hibernate) enter_hibernate(); else cout << "Button not recognized" << endl;
17th Jun 2018, 10:33 AM
Vlad Serbu
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lets say you have a variable called number: int number = 6; with an if statement you can check for example if the variable number is equale to 8: if (number == 8){ } if you want to check if something is equale to something you use == do not confuse with =. so if you want to give a variable a value you use = and if you want to check if something is equale to something you use ==. you see after the if statement there are two curly brackets if (number == 8){ cout << "number is 8" << endl; } everything thats between those two curly brackets will be executed if the if statement is true. so in this example, if the var number is 8 the console will print out "number is 8". so now else statments so now we have a if statement that executes code if it is true. but is there a way to execute something if the is statement is not true? yes there is: the else statement: if (number == 8){ cout << "number is 8" << endl; { else { cout << "number is NOT 8" << endl; } i hope this was helpfull
19th Jun 2018, 10:31 PM
Cat Sauce
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they are common in Java or c++
17th Jun 2018, 12:14 PM
Rahul kumar