BS Conditions & Switch
Learn how BornomalaScript handles conditional logic and switch-style branching.
Conditions and Switch
Conditions let your program make decisions.
Instead of always doing the same thing, a program can check a value and choose a different path based on the result.
This section covers conditional logic and switch-style branching in BornomalaScript.
What You Will Learn
In this section, you will learn how to:
- Test values with conditions
- Run one block of code or another
- Use switch-style branching for repeated value checks
- Build simple decision-making programs
Why Conditions Matter
Conditions are useful when your code needs to respond differently based on input or stored values.
Examples include:
- login checks
- age checks
- menu choices
- yes/no answers
- simple validation rules
Learning Path
Start with conditionals, then move to switch-style branching.
Quick Preview
- Conditionals are best when you need true/false style logic
- Switch-style branching is useful when you compare one value against many options
Once you understand both, you will be able to build much more interactive programs.