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13 changes: 10 additions & 3 deletions absolute_beginners/4_if_statements.odin
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package basics

import "core:fmt"

if_statements :: proc(some_number: int) {
// An if statement runs some code only if a condition is true.
//
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fmt.println("This is always happens.")
}

// You can use `>` to check if a value is bigger than another value.
// You can use `>` or `<` to check if a value is greater than or
// less than another value, respectively.
//
// Along with else if/else statements.
if some_number > 10 {
fmt.printfln("some_number is %v, which is bigger than 10!", some_number)
} else if some_number < 10 {
fmt.printfln("some_number is %v, which is smaller than 10!", some_number)
} else {
fmt.printfln("some_number is %v, which is equal to 10!", some_number)
}

// Unless you changed something in the example, then `some_number` will be
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if !a_condition {
fmt.println("some_number is equal to 500, or larger")
}
}
}
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