Thursday 11th of March 2010
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Written by drs.suparmin
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Rabu, 01 April 2009 22:47 |
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In this Flash tutorial we’ll look at decision-making in Actionscript 3.0 using conditional statements. For example you might want a certain piece of code to execute under a certain circumstance and another piece of code to execute under different circumstances, ActionScript 3.0 like most programming languages uses conditionals to deal with these situations. To simplify ActionScript creates a test asking whether conditions are met, if the condition is met the test will evaluate to true and if the condition is not met alternative action is taken. In these examples we’ll be using some symbols known as comparison and logical operators. Below is a list of both types of operators you should familiarise yourself with before going any further.
In this Flash tutorial we’ll look at decision-making in Actionscript 3.0 using conditional statements. For example you might want a certain piece of code to execute under a certain circumstance and another piece of code to execute under different circumstances, ActionScript 3.0 like most programming languages uses conditionals to deal with these situations. To simplify ActionScript creates a test asking whether conditions are met, if the condition is met the test will evaluate to true and if the condition is not met alternative action is taken. In these examples we’ll be using some symbols known as comparison and logical operators. Below is a list of both types of operators you should familiarise yourself with before going any further. In this Flash tutorial we’ll look at decision-making in Actionscript 3.0 using conditional statements. For example you might want a certain piece of code to execute under a certain circumstance and another piece of code to execute under different circumstances, ActionScript 3.0 like most programming languages uses conditionals to deal with these situations. To simplify ActionScript creates a test asking whether conditions are met, if the condition is met the test will evaluate to true and if the condition is not met alternative action is taken. In these examples we’ll be using some symbols known as comparison and logical operators. Below is a list of both types of operators you should familiarise yourself with before going any further.
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