VBScript Conditional Statements
Conditional Statements :
Conditional statements are accustomed to perform different activities for different decisions.
In VBScript we have four conditional statements:
- If statement – executes a set of signal whenever a situation is true.
- If…Then…Else statement – pick one of two units of lines to implement.
- If…Then…ElseIf statement – pick one of numerous units of lines to implement.
- Pick Case statement – pick one of numerous units of lines to implement.
If…Then…Else :
Use the If…Then…Else record if you intend to
- perform some signal if a condition holds true
- pick one of two blocks of signal to perform
If you intend to perform only one record each time a condition holds true, you can write the signal using one line:
If i=10 Then alert(“Hello”)
There’s number ..Else.. in that syntax. You just inform the rule to perform one activity if your problem is true (in that situation If i=10).
If you intend to execute several record whenever a problem is true, you have to put each record on split lines, and conclusion the record with the keyword “Conclusion If”:
There’s number ..Else.. in that syntax. You just inform the rule to perform one activity if your problem is true (in that situation If i=10).
If you intend to execute several record whenever a problem is true, you have to put each record on split lines, and conclusion the record with the keyword “Conclusion If”:
If i=10 Then
alert(“Hello”)
i = i+1
End If
alert(“Hello”)
i = i+1
End If
There is no ..Else.. in the example above either. You just tell the code to perform multiple actions if the condition is true.
