Would this work, for example?
if (var1 == A || B) {...}
//or this?
if (var1 == A || var1 == B)
//or this?
if (var1 == [A,B,C])
#How does one use an if statement where this equals "this or that"? Examples ahead...
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the second
What if A goes to Z meaning, how can I make that more compact?
pallid turret
what
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that seems like a long thing
if (var1 == A || var1 == B || var1 == C || var1 == D || var1 == E || var1 == F)
Doesn't this look a bit goofy?
pallid turret
it does
you can also do another thing
let array = [A, B, C, D, E, F]
if(array.includes(var1)) console.log('hello! :D')
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hello! :D
pallid turret
:D
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amongE
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o.o
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Ah, ok yes, that .includes looks not as goofy
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Thanks, that's what I was looking for