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JavaScript Conditional Statements Part 2

By Exforsys | on April 24, 2007 |
JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript Conditional Statements Part 2

In continuation of JavaScript Conditional Statements Part 1, this tutorial will help you learn about remaining conditional statements in JavaScript, if…else if…else statement and switch statement.

if…else if….else statement

If there are many branching or conditions to be decided (based on which actions must be executed) then the programmer can use the if…else if….else statement.

General structure of if…else if….else statement in JavaScript is:


<
html>
   <body>
    
<script type=”text/javascript“>
     if (condition1)

     {

         ………

         ………

         //executed if condition1 is true

     }

     else if (condition2)

     {

         ………

         ………
        
//executed if condition2 is true

     }

     else

     {   …….

         …….

         //executed if condition1 & condition2 are false

     }  

     </script>
   </body>
</html>

An example for if…else if….else statement in JavaScript is shown below


<
html>
   <body>
    
<script type=”text/javascript“>
        varexforsys = 20
       
if(exforsys < 5)
        {         

           document.write(“<b>Welcome</b>“)

        }

        else if (exforsys > 5 && exforsys < 10)

        {         

           document.write(“<b>Have a nice day!</b>“)

        }

        else

        {         

           document.write(“<b>Thank You!</b>“)

        }

      </script>
   </body>
</html>

Output of the above script as produced in a HTML page is shown below:

In the above example variable exforsys takes the value 20 (which is not less than 5) then statements in condition1 are not executed. The value (if greater than 5 but not less than 10) of statements in condition2 are not executed, therefore the else structure is executed and the output is Thank You.

switch statement:

A programmer makes use of switch statement whenever one out of the many blocks of code needs to be executed.

General structure for switch statement in Java Script is as follows:


switch(variable)
{
    
casevalue1:
         
statements in block 1
         
break
    
case value2:
          statementsinblock 2
          break
    
……..
     ……..

    
default:
          statements to be executed if variable is     
          different from case value1 or value2, and so on

}

For Example


<
html>
   <body>
    
<script type=”text/javascript“>
       
var exforsys = 5
       
switch(exforsys)
        {
         
case2:
            
document.write(“<b>Hi!</b>“)

             break
         
case 3:
            
document.write(“<b>Welcome</b>“)
            
break
         
case 4:
            
document.write(“<b>Thank You!</b>“)
            
break
         
default:
             document.write(“<b>Have a Great Day!</b>“)
     
 }
      </script>
   </body>
</html>

Output of the above script as produced in a HTML page is shown below:

This is because the value of the variable exforsys is assigned as 5 which does not satisfy the value of any of the case values and hence default block is execute which gives the output as above.

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