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--- fb_controls [2022/12/03 23:27] – [Putting it all together] praetor
+++ fb_controls [2022/12/03 23:38] – praetor
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-But what if you want it to match it exactly? This requires **regular experssions** which matches a string against a format. Regular expressions are out of the scope of this beginner's tutorial, but there are plenty of resources you can turn to.
+But what if you want it to match it exactly? This requires **regular expressions** which matches a string against a format. Regular expressions are out of the scope of this beginner's tutorial, but there are plenty of resources you can turn to.
-What if you have many things you wish to test? Well you can do that with the //elseif// statement, like so:
+What if you have many things you wish to test? Well you can do that with the **elseif** statement, like so:
 <code freebasic>
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-You can have as many **elseif** statements as you wish, and while you don't necessarily need an **else* statement, it is considered good form to have one to catch any unknowns a user may have. You'll see why when we discuss functions and subroutines.
+You can have as many **elseif** statements as you wish, and while you don't necessarily need an **else** statement, it is considered good form to have one to catch any unknowns a user may have. You'll see why when we discuss functions and subroutines.
+We can also use bitwise operators like **AND**, or **OR** to test multiple things as well. Like such.
+<code freebasic>
+if Ucase(myname) = "PRAETOR" or "SMJ" then
+   print "I know you!"
+...
+</code>
+**OR** states that if myName is either PRAETOR or SMJ, then the condition is true.