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Re: Can't figuring out what's wrong. Please help.

If you are using Java, or a language with similar syntax, you'll want a format like this:

Code:
if(condition1)
{
    //perform action 1
}

else if(condition2)
{
    //perform action 2
}
and so on.

What this will do is stop checking if a button was pressed after one of the conditions is true. I.e., when condition 1 is true, the program will not check for condition 2 and not execute its else statement (if you have one). If what Alan said is the issue, this should be a relatively simple fix.


Now for everyone to tell me that I'm completely wrong and that this won't work.
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