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doc/files/conditions.txt

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 #header CONDITIONS
 
 RC BASIC uses the same conventions of other programming languages to control the flow of the program.  There are two main ways of getting your program to decide on its next course of action.  The most common way is with the <b>IF</b> statement block.
-
+#code
 If 5 > 6 Then
 	Print "THIS WILL NOT PRINT"
 ElseIf 5 < 6 Then
@@ -10,11 +10,12 @@ ElseIf 5 < 6 Then
 Else
 	Print "THIS ALSO WILL NOT PRINT"
 End If
+#/code
 
 The above example does different comparisons and will output text to a console depending on which condition is true.
 
 The next method of control flow is the <b>SELECT</b> statement block.
-
+#code
 Select Case 5
 Case 6
 	Print THIS WILL NOT PRINT"
@@ -25,8 +26,10 @@ Default
 	'      Default is optional and can be excluded if you don't need it
 	Print "THIS WILL NOT PRINT"
 End Select
+#/code
 
 The above example will compare each case in the block to the <b>SELECT CASE</b>. If the case is equal to the select case then the code in that case will be executed. You can also add multiple values to compare to each <b>CASE</b>.
+#code
 Select Case 5
 Case 6
 	Print THIS WILL NOT PRINT"
@@ -35,5 +38,6 @@ Case 4, 5
 Default
 	Print "THIS WILL NOT PRINT"
 End Select
+#/code
 
 The above example is mostly the same as the previous example. The difference is that in our second <b>CASE</b> we are comparing both 4 and 5. If either of them are equal to our <b>SELECT</b> argument then the code inside the <b>CASE</b> block will execute.