It does in the form of "if" (conditional expression). It comes to execute the following. It is equal (=) and no equal (!=).
a=30-20
// if 'a' is 10...
if a=10{
mes "equal!"
}
// if 'a' is NOT 10...
if a!=10{
mes "equal!"
}
This concludes my report about less than and more than.
a=10
if a>10{
mes "equal"
}
if a>=10{
mes "equal"
}
if a<10{
mes "equal"
}
if a<=10{
mes "equal"
}
And, another conditional expression is following.
a=7
// if 'a' is NOT 0...
if a {
mes "!"
}
a=0
if a {
mes "?"
}
When you combine two or more conditional expressions, and(&) and or(|).
a=10
b=1
if a=10&b=0 {
mes "?"
}
if a=9|b=1 {
mes "!"
}
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