If and else statements are some of the more commonly used words in not only ActionScript but most modern programming languages. They fall under an umbrella of concepts that use terms such as conditionals or boolean logic. The terminology is not as important as what they actually do. They help your code decide between two or more potential paths. They have a basic principle, which is, if statement one is true to statement two, then run the following code before the if is closed.
If and else statements are some of the more commonly used words in not only ActionScript but most modern programming languages. They fall under an umbrella of concepts that use terms such as conditionals or boolean logic. The terminology is not as important as what they actually do. They help your code decide between two or more potential paths. They have a basic principle, which is, if statement one is true to statement two, then run the following code before the if is closed.
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