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The '''if <> else if <> then''' block is a c-block (also known as an e-block in this case) that runs the code in the if statement if the first boolean is true, and if not, it checks if the second boolean is true and if so runs the code in the else if. To get this block, one must add the "Control Expansion" extension. |
The '''if <> else if <> then''' block is a c-block (also known as an e-block in this case) that runs the code in the if statement if the first boolean is true, and if not, it checks if the second boolean is true and if so runs the code in the else if. To get this block, one must add the "Control Expansion" extension. |
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==Workaround== |
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Revision as of 16:09, 21 December 2023
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| Block Type | C-Block |
| Category / Extension | Control |
The if <> else if <> then block is a c-block (also known as an e-block in this case) that runs the code in the if statement if the first boolean is true, and if not, it checks if the second boolean is true and if so runs the code in the else if. To get this block, one must add the "Control Expansion" extension.
Workaround
This block can be worked around by using an if <> then else block, and putting a "if block" inside of the else portion.