yeah it does make it a lot easier to understand the code if you use this…helps me on my own codes so i don’t get lost.
and what is the mysterious “i” I see in a bunch of codes?
Like:
for (ii=0; ii<3; ii++) {
        or       
if (_root[“mc”+ii]._name == sClip)
Thanks again
Also:
what does the true and false
what is the difference between:
= and ==
and
when I put something in “” after an equal sign and when I don’t
Thanks again (and again and again…)
Don Albino
= is for setting a variable
x = 10
== is for testing the variables
if (x == 10)
“i” is commonly used for counters. it is a variable that contains a certain value that is changed within a loop.
how do i write a function?
give me some exempels
string=“hello Pom. You look great today”
number=125
concerning functions, the proper use is :
function_name = function (* parameters*) {
// what the code does
}
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