Equivalent to the YesNo command in the block editor.
General form of an 'if' statement:
if (<condition>)
{<command-list>
// commands in here executed only if <condition> is true}
Example:
if (SENSOR_2>50)
{// tell both engines to go backward
OnRev(OUT_A)
OnRev(OUT_C)}
Operators
Equals and not equal-- ==, !=
less/greater than-- <,>,>=,<=
and/or-- &&, ||
Boolean Logic
true is 1, false is 0
When will the assignment statement to 'greens' be executed in the following:
if (true)
{greens=greens+1;
}
if (true && false)
{greens=greens+1;
}
if (true || false)
{greens=greens+1;
}
Suppose we're counting lines and greens is 5 and blacks is 3. Which conditions are true:
if (greens==5 || blacks>3)
if (greens!= 5 || blacks>=3)
if (greens >=blacks && blacks>= greens || blacks==3)
if (1 && 0)
General Form:
while (<condition>)
{<command-list>
}
Like an 'if' statement, but after <command-list> is executed, the program checks the condition again and executes <command-list> if true. This 'loop' continues until <condition> becomes false.Examples:
while (greens>0)
{PlaySound (SOUND_LOW_BEEP);
greens=greens-1}
while (true) // loop forever
{PlaySound (SOUND_LOW_BEEP);
}
while (SENSOR_2>50) // while in white, do nothing
{}