If, Else If, and Else in Javascript

var gygy="London";

if (gygy == "Paris") {
document.write("The city is Paris");
}
else if (gygy == "Tokyo") {
document.write("The city is Tokyo");
}
else {
document.write("The city is London.");
}


In plain English:
-The variable we named gygy equals London.
-We say: If gygy equals Paris, print one thing.
-We then say: Else If gygy equals Tokyo, print a different thing.
-We then say: or Else! If all else fails, print this other thing.


Copy and Paste Javascript Code:

<script type=text/javascript>
<!--

var gygy="London";

if (gygy == "Paris") {
document.write("The city is Paris. ");
}
else if (gygy == "Tokyo") {
document.write("The city is Tokyo. ");
}
else {
document.write("The city is London. ");
}


if (gygy == 1) {
document.write("One");
}
else if (gygy == 2) {
document.write("Two");
}
else {
document.write("Three");
}

-->
</script>

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