Re: [ff3d-users] Multiple if-statements...an issue?!

[Arun Viswanathan]

That's right Stephane. I first tried using an 'else'
but it returned errors and I couldn't solve them.
That's why I used 2 separate if-statements instead.
But I just tried the 'if-else' again and seems to work
perfectly now!! I guess whatever problem there was is
now solved.
Thanks,
Arun.

--- Stephane Del Pino <address@hidden> wrote:

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> Hello Arun.
> 
> I think that you did not use the syntax that
> correspond to your needs.
> You want to do:
>       if (C(xo)<C0) {
>         do something on C
>       } else {
>         do something else on C
>       }
> but you coded it like this:
>       if (C(x0)<C0) {
>         do something on C
>       }
>       if (C(x0)>=C0) {
>         do something else on C
>       }
> which is not the same thing since you are modifying
> C!
> C verifies the first assertion and then is modified.
> Then it can verify the 
> second assertion, etc...
> 
> I think that using the 'else' keywork is the
> solution.
> 
> Best regards.
> Stephane.
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