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}
else {
execute the code here if both conditions A and B are both false. This will
always be the default option
}
You can use as many if else statements as you like within the code, or you may have
an else statement at the end of the chain for the code that should be executed if all
conditions return false.
Summary
In this chapter we have looked at some of the programming features that are used to
control both analog and digital inputs on the Photon. These programming functions will be
the key to creating your very own projects with the Photon. You should now be able to
create your own circuits using both inputs and outputs.
In the next chapter we will look at controlling circuits using the Internet, from a simple
command line to a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) website.
