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The If....Then...Else instructions sequence is very similar
to the one we may find in different kind of scripting languages.
Let's check an example :-
Code :-
<%
AA="water"
If AA="water" Then
response.write ("I want to drink water")
Else
response.write ("I want to drink milk")
End If
%> |
We may use it this way :-
<% AA="water"
If AA="water" Then %>
I want to drink water
<% Else %>
I want to drink milk
<% End If %> |
In both cases we have checked a condition (AA="water"),
and we have get a positive instruction (to write the sentence "I
want to drink water"). We are allowed to execute any kind of
instructions (including If....then....Else) and as many instructions
as we want.
For....Next
This instructions is also similar in different programming languages.
Let's see a typical example.
Code :-
example.asp Try !
I want to say "Hello" 10 times<BR>
<% For mynumber = 1 to 10 %>
<% =mynumber %> Hello<BR>
<% Next %> |
In this case we have defined a variable ("mynumber")
and using the For...Next instruction we have repeated 10 times line
4. Similarly to If....Then....Else instruction, we are allowed to
execute any kind of instructions and as many of them as we want.
The For...Next instruction allows to define the value of the increment.
Example#1 :-
Code :-
<% For mynumber = 1 to 20 STEP 2
response.write("Hello<BR>")
Next %> |
Example#2 :-
Code :-
<% For mynumber = 20 to 1 STEP -2
response.write("Hello<BR>")
Next %> |
In both cases we will get the same response ("Hello"
10 times). The increment may be positive or negative as shown in
the example.
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