#WHY DOES IT GO TO THE ELSE STATEMENT EVEN IF CONDITIONS ARE WRONG?

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livid thistleBOT
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Hey, @harsh marlin!
Please remember to /close this post once your question has been answered!

late siren
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The else only applies to the if it's immediately attached to

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Just if / else constructs may not be helpful to you here. You may want an isValid() method that returns false if you found any of those faults

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(Also what's wrong with your caps lock key? Unreadable titles like yours bias readers into ignoring it)

open yacht
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wont the constructor throw an error regardless unless each specified field has been fulfilled anyway?

late siren
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So...

  • there is no constructors here
  • no errors are being "thrown", they're being displayed with a pop-up window
  • the point was how the "success" window displays even when there are errors