/*

Control Flow

Flow Control is important because it allows your program to follow a strict flow using if, if-else, or if-else-if-else statements. This shows how code will react or flow if a certain condition or conditions is or is not met.


If Statement:

if (condition){
   Execute code if statement is true
}


If-Else Statement:

if (condition){
   Execute code if statement is true
}

else{
   Execute code if statement is false
}


If-Else If Statement:

if (condition){
   Execute code if statement is true
}

else if (condition){
   Execute code if statement is true instead
}

else{
   Execute code if all statements are false
}

*/

function isRich(money) {
	if (money > 500.00) {//first condition
  return "I'm rich!";
	} else if (money < 500.00 && money > 100.00) { //second condition
		return "Get a job."
	} else { //default condition
		return "It's over."
	}
}

 console.log(isRich(32.00)); //prints "It's over." Does not meet first two coniditions.

/*

Switch Statements:

You can also use Switch Statements to control the flow of code when many routes depend on one condition.


switch (expression)
{
   case condition 1: statement(s)
   break;

   case condition 2: statement(s)
   break;
   ...

   case condition n: statement(s)
   break;

   default: statement(s)
}
*/

var Car = 'Subaru';
switch (Car) {
  case 'Toyota':
  case 'Subaru':
  case 'Chevy':
    console.log('This car is within budget.');
    break;
  case 'Lexus':
  default:
    console.log('This car is outside of budget.');
}