Learning Haxe

• Installing and Editors
• Creating and Using Variables
• Objects
• Conditional Statements
• Functions
• Loops

Haxe is a strongly-typed multi-paradigm programming language that also supports cross-platform compiling into many different source and byte-code languages such as ActionScript 3, JavaScript, Java, C++, C#, PHP, Python, Lua, and Node.js.

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Conditional Statements

Haxe supports comparing two value using multiple operators.

• ==: Equal
• !=: Not equal
• <: Less than
• >: Greater than
• >=: Greater than or equal to
• <=: Less than or equal to

When using pairs of comparisons, Haxe also supports binary, logical operators.

• &&: Logical AND
• ||: Logical OR
• !: Logical NOT

Syntax

Conditional statements start with an initial keyword of if and enclose their comparisons within parentheses. The code to run as a result is within open and closing curly brackets.

If… else if

Haxe supports the if.. else if pattern where an additional if-statement can be paired at the end.