I am trying to make a noise detector. I use two regular electronic push button. If button A is pressed one code will be run. If button B is pressed, another different code will be run. Inside both of this a and b code there is another if statement respectively.
I wanted to create an if statement based on push button input for the first choice and inside this A and B code there will be another if statement based on the sensor input. Could this work?
How are your buttons and sensor connected? Post your code, like this:
HowToPostCode
akubas86:
I am trying to make a noise detector. I use two regular electronic push button. If button A is pressed one code will be run. If button B is pressed, another different code will be run. Inside both of this a and b code there is another if statement respectively.I wanted to create an if statement based on push button input for the first choice and inside this A and B code there will be another if statement based on the sensor input. Could this work?
Sure! That is just another way of writing "If x is true AND y is true, do something".
Paul
You can cascade IF statements - something like
if buttonA is pressed {
if something happens {
do stuff
}
else {
do other stuff
}
}
if buttonB is pressed {
// etc
This style can often make the relationships more obvious.
You might also want to consider the other order - something like this
if something happens {
if buttonA is pressed {
do stuff
}
else if buttonB is pressed {
do xyz
}
}
else {
// etc
...R