I was reading that you can simplify an If Then Else Statement such
as:
If x = 5 then
y = True 'y is boolean
else
whatever
end if
by re-writing as
y = (x = 5)
Because if (x = 5) is evaluated to "True" then
y is initialized to "True" also.
That's all well enough, but I'm having trouble seeing how to use
this eye pleasing space saver to handle something like this:
If x = 5 then
y = 10
else
whatever
end if
Can anyone explain this to me?
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