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Welcome back everyone.

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All right there's one other type of statement that you can use and it's going to put a couple of times

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and I mean to type in else ifs.

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All right.

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And I'm going to go ahead and put it to Crilley brackets and there we go.

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Now the other thing you need to do is you don't need to make sure that these are touching like that.

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OK.

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And so we're going to do is there's only one other thing that we need to do.

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We need to type in two two brackets like this and we're going to say if cool number is double equal

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to to get any zero all the warnings disappear.

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And what I'll do is I'll just type in an alert.

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And just to see if this works here and we'll just type pop or something like that.

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OK.

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There you go.

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So if cool numbers equal to 2 This should just end up being an alert.

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OK.

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And if I put change the text here and you want to make sure that everything is working here.

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So there you go.

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And there we go.

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It works now.

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So the way this works is that this this again computers read lines like you read books line by line

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and they read every line.

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So what it does is that when this function is called and remember its function being called from this

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h T.M. here this function is called If Coola is equal to 1.

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It does this k.

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If it's doesn't equal to 1 Be Next we then go to the else if you know cool number is equal to 2.

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And this case number is equal to 2.

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And then we go ahead and run this code and if cool number is not equal to 2 it will run whatever's in

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the else statement.

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So if I just type in fun here you can see the statement is fired.

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OK.

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That's pretty much what it is here.

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Now the other thing is that you can't have two statements out of the same.

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OK so you can see that number two is equal to two.

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And then if you type something in differently here then it is going to throw an exception here.

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You notice how there isn't any warnings here.

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And the reason is that again javascript likes to make things work.

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It's actually quite awesome.

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But what you can do is you can see is equal to three and you can just type in something else here so

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cool numbers equal to three.

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And if I type something in here for example like this you can see that the whatever code was in the

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else if statement.

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The second one is fired here.

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So the order or the higher key as you will you will go from if to LCF to else.

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OK.

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And again it reads that line by line.

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Now when you're making your LCF statements it's best that you make them in any kind of logical order.

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So if you're doing things numerically like I've done here.

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So we have cool numbers equal to 1 then we do this if Khona else if cool numbers equal to two.

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Then we do this and LCF cool number is three.

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We do this this as well and it's not like 1 2 4 3 or something like that you want to make sure that

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it's actually quite easy to understand.

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OK.

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And of course you can have a ton of else if statements you can have 50 100.

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Now one thing about if statements is that there are a pretty important part of programming.

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However you don't want to rely on if statements only.

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So as you get become a better programmer you'll find better ways to do things other than if statements

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so you have an if statement.

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It's it works really well.

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I mean every program has an IF statement in there somewhere.

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But at the end of the day you want to eventually grow out of the statement.

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All right I'll see you guys in nice tutorial.