Hi and welcome back.
We've seen about if statements and one thing we can also do is add elusive and an else statement, so
we're not just limited to a single IFES thing.
And the way that would look is we'd have the if statement and the end statement and everything else
goes inside.
So we'd have our include proxy and we wanted to add a statement, but else if and we'd set whatever
check we want to know.
And this case we have a true or false.
So we could have an example where we might have two different proxies so we can have that statement
and then is good practice.
It's always good to have a default option and this would be else.
Now, example is okay, but it to be quite useful if you had multiple options, so you had three different
types of proxy, you could say if a proxy's sets type one is type one else, it sets to use this version.
And let's say someone puts in version four doesn't exist.
It would always revert back to the statement.
Again, I'll include a link to the documentation on this.
It's really good.
And it also shows other operators we can use this the most common one, because you want to do a comparison
check, but are all more if you want to do greater than or less than this is the most common way you're
going to see it set up.
That wraps up this lesson.
I look forward to seeing you in the next one.