Multi-Tasking

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There are times in programming where you need to check conditions against multiple items. If statements are used to do this a lot. We could do this by nesting if statements and performing the code if they return true as follows…

if(this === that){
    if(who === what){
        doSomething();
    }
}

While this works, nesting can get hairy and confusing. There is a way that could be simpler. We can use the and (&&) operator to check two conditions. Here is a revision of the previous code…

if(this === that && who === what){
    doSomething();
}

The previous example shows how to compare two separate condition statements, but you can put together multiple conditions.

On a related note, you can also use the or (||) operator to utilize either/or logic.

Happy Coding!

Clay Hess

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