[SiJ]

Hey,
Which of these will work correctly in my script:

pawn Код:

if(health > 10 || health < 50) // if health is more than 10  O R  if health is less than 50

//OR

if(health > 10 && health < 50) // if health is more than 10  A N D  if health is less than 50

With || or with && ?

[refshal]

That depends on what you want it to do.

[SiJ]

I want to do something if player health is from 10 to 50 (any health point between 10 and 50)

[Correlli]

Depens if you want one of them or both. ||, &&

Quote:

Originally Posted by Justas [SiJ ] I want to do something if player health is from 10 to 50 (any health point between 10 and 50)

Use && = AND

[refshal]

Short answer: Then I think you should use the && one.

[SiJ]

If I'd use || when would it execute the code?

Like

pawn Код:

if(health > 10 || health < 50)
{

//CODE GOES HERE

}

[Correlli]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Justas [SiJ ] If I'd use || when would it execute the code?

When health would be bigger than 10 or smaller than 50.

[MadeMan]

Actually it doesn't check anything then because only one of these 2 statements have to be true, so every health value suits.

[SiJ]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Don Correlli Quote: Originally Posted by Justas [SiJ ] If I'd use || when would it execute the code? When health would be bigger than 10 or smaller than 50.

So if "health would be bigger than 10 or smaller than 50" with ||
what && do?
I think that && does what u said..

[MadeMan]

Let's say health is 70

if(health > 10 || health < 50) // Only 1 has to be true and we have 1 true so...
{
Code will be called
}

if(health > 10 && health < 50) // Both have to be true, but we have only one true, so...
{
Code won't be called
}