If Then Statements?

can someone give me examples of If Then statements..

You are a lively member. Not that this really means anything, but If Then Statements are basic to programming from the beginning.

Is there something specific you are looking for?

I agree, you should have learned If...Then...Else statements within the first 2 weeks of any programming class.

VB Code:

Dim a As Integer
 
a = 10
 
If(a = 10) then
   'process some code here
Else
   'process some code here
End If

Oh, and please don't double post...You have 8 replies in your other post asking the same question.

I'm new at all this so I don't mind helping with IF/Then/Else 101:

Here are some basics:

If A = B then
do something
end if

If A = B then
do something
elseif A = C then
do something else
end if

If A = B then
If A = C then
do something
end if
else

end if

It helps alot if you use proper indentation.

I'm new at all this so I don't mind helping with IF/Then/Else 101:

Here are some basics:

If A = B then
do something
end if

If A = B then
do something
elseif A = C then
do something else
end if

If A = B then
If A = C then
do something
end if
else
do something else
end if

It helps alot if you use proper indentation.

The way I use it.

If your testing one condition expression against several possible values then use Select Case instead of If...ElseIf...End If

VB Code:

Select Case A
Case B
   'Statements
Case C
   'Statements
Case Else  'A <> B, A <> C
   'Statements
End Select

If your testing several condition expressions then use If...ElseIf...End If.

VB Code:

If A = B Then
   'Statements
ElseIf A + C = B Then
   'Statements
Else
   'Statements
End If

I hardly use If...ElseIf...End If. Add an About Form to see a sample of If...ElseIf...End If.

I don't think any of us mind helping. In fact, Memnoch1207 even gave an example. I just wanted to know more specifics to give a better answer.

Now I understand. Personally, I love the SELECT statement. I prefer that over ELSEIF. That just looks to confusing. The SELECT statement I think is much cleaner.

Just my humble (only a 'member') opinion.

How does one use proper indention on this website anyway?

And there's this :

VB Code:

Iff(a=1,b=1,b=2)

Quote:

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Originally posted by Virgil J. Schmidt
How does one use proper indention on this website anyway? [/B]

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Enclose "vbcode" in brackets to start the code sample, then enclose "/vbcode" in brackets to end the sample. (Without the quotes)

True, True

I thougth of that, but I usually use that to complete an equation.

X = iff(a=y, b,c)

So I didn't consider it was the same in this case.

Quote:

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Originally posted by demotivater
Enclose "vbcode" in brackets to start the code sample, then enclose "/vbcode" in brackets to end the sample. (Without the quotes)

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Thank you.

So

VB Code:

X = iff(a=y, b,c)

Hey, it works...Sorry for the thread interuption.