Decision Structures |
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Decision structures allow users to control the flow of the scripting logic. Decision structures execute specific blocks of script based on one or more conditions.
INSTR = "if" EXPR "then" BLOCK |
// If bFileExists is true then deletes file If bFileExists=True Then DeleteFile(File);
// If bFileExists is true then … If bFileExists=True Then Begin //…It deletes file DeleteFile(File);
//…It creates a directory CreateDir ('c:\files');
//…It creates a file CreateFile(File); End;
INSTR = "if" EXPR "then" BLOCK "else" BLOCK |
- Example 1: // If bFileExists is true then deletes file otherwise create file If bFileExists=True Then DeleteFile(File) Else CreateFile(File);
- Example 2: // If bFileExists is true then … If bFileExists=True Then
// Delete file DeleteFile(File)
//…otherwise… Else Begin //…It creates a directory CreateDir ('c:\files');
//…It creates a file CreateFile(File); End;
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