Can you add "and" &"or" to IF statements when coding?

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#1

Can you add “and” &“or” to if statements when coding? if so can you guys give a simple code for reference, Im extremely new to all of this and any advice would be welcomed. thanksss

#2

Yes you can do Or, but not And. The only way to do that is
if (something===“e”||something===“stop”)
{something()}
The || is the code for the Or

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#3

well there are no “and” or “or” in javascript, and they can’t just add those in because they use javascript to run javascript code they didn’t make a javascript interpreter it’s javascript so they wouldn’t have to make an interpreter because of javascript i

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#4

You can do “And” by using “&&”
Here’s an example:

if ( ... === " " && ... === " " ){

}

That’s true, we can’t add an “and” or an “or,” since js isn’t english. Instead we use “&&” or “||”

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#5

Just to add in here and summarize.

Wick Editor uses JavaScript! In JavaScript we write “and” with two ampersands && and “or” with two long bar symbols ||

So an if statement can look like this.

if (thingOne && thingTwo) { } // This is “and”

or

if (thingOne || thingTwo) { } // This is “or”

or

if (thingOne && thingTwo || thing three) { } // This is both!

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#6

I believe the && operator is prioritized above ||. if you wanted to check the || first, use the () to group thingTwo and thingThree.

if (thingOne && (thingTwo || thingThree)) { } // this checks thingTwo and thingThree before checking if it and thingOne are true

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#7

That’s just a theory a, I believe the && operator is prioritized above ||. if you wanted to check the || first, use the () to group thingTwo and thingThree…THEORY!!!(;

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