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More Info On How To Use If Statements / Conditional Statements

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Mathos	Posted: Jan 3 2010, 04:00 PM
	I don't have enough information on how to use the If statement. I'm not even certain that's the function I want to use in this program. What I have is a variable that I've defined to cover a certain range of integers. I want to say: "If the variable is even, then return the sentence "[Sentence1]." Otherwise, return the sentence "[Sentence2]." More specifically, I was trying to use the mod function when I got stuck: "If Mod2 of the variable is 0, say one thing. If it isn't, say another thing."

McGarrett	Posted: Jan 8 2010, 11:04 PM
	Try this. define a variable: num = range(-5,5,1) { if you do not want zero} or num = range(-5,5) if you want to allow zero and a variable: phrase = if (num/2 = int(num/2),"even number -- put sentence 1 here", "odd number -- put sentence 2 here")

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