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Control structures are used to control the program flow.
if statements
if statements are used to control which bits of code are executed. The simplest form is:
if (<bool exp>) { <code> }
In this form if <bool exp> evaluates to true, then the script code <code> is executed, otherwise the code is ignored.
Examples:
if (<bool exp>) { <code> } else { <other code> } if (<bool exp>) { <code> } else if (<other bool exp>) { <other code> } else { <yet another code> }
while statements
While statements allow <code> to be executed as long as <bool exp> evaluates to TRUE. This allows for looping a specific piece of <code>. Be careful to not create an infinite loop:
while (<bool exp>) { <code> }
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