Correct brackets/bracers {} - page 2

Try again ..

if(2+1>4){ Print("3"); } Print("4");   // returns 4

if(2+1>4){ Print("3"); Print("4"); }   // returns 3 and 4 OR not ?

Make sure don't change anything in the code.

Your second example in src box.

if(2+1>4)//3 is not bigger then 4

{ Print("3"); Print("4"); }   //No print will be done


if(2+1<4)//3 is less then 4

{ Print("3"); Print("4"); }   //Print will be done

I understand this but what i mean is this, witch is not equal to your first example in your src box.

 if(2+1>4)//3 is not bigger then 4
{ Print("3"); } Print("4");   //returns 4


 if(2+1<4)//3 is less then 4
{ Print("3"); } Print("4");   //returns 3 and 4

And wrapping these, there is no difference is in result!

 {if(2+1>4)//3 is not bigger then 4
{ Print("3"); } Print("4");}   //returns 4

 {if(2+1<4)//3 is less then 4
{ Print("3"); } Print("4");}   //returns 3 and 4

So wrapping in the whole icustom function with brackets, wont do any diffrence, unless its not a part of a complex logic.?

pontuso: So wrapping in the whole icustom function with brackets, wont do any diffrence, unless its not a part of a complex logic. Correct brackets/bracers {} double p0, p1, p2, p3, p4, p5; i=0; while(n<5) {    if(p0>0) {p5=p4; p4=p3; p3=p2; p2=p1; p1=p0; }    p0=iCustom(Symbol(),​­ 0, ­​"mycustomindicator",­​ 0,­​ 0,­​ 3,­​ 0,­​ i);    if(p0>0) {n+=1; }    i++; }

Correct Be aware of the different uses of the words brackets/braces Character US English UK English India () Parentheses Braces, round brackets, curved brackets, oval brackets [] Brackets Square Brackets {} Braces Curly brackets flower bracket <> Angle brackets (or chevrons) What happens when you don't have five positive numbers on the chart? Simplify your logic? double p[5]; int n=0; for(int i=0; i < Bars && n < 5; ++i){    p[n] = iCustom(Symbol(),­​ 0,­​ "mycustomindicator",­​ 0,­​ 0,­​ 3,­​ 0,­​ i);    if(p[n]>0) ++n; }

lacement of braces is uber important.

When you use any of the operators. if, while, for etc. The braces define the scope of the operator.

example

if( var1 == var2 )

a=10;    
b=20;
c=30;

// no braces is the same as braces around only the first operation so only a=10; is dependent on the if condition.

if( var1 == var2 )
 {
 a=10;
}
b=20;
c=30;

// b=20; c=30; are not included in the if operations and will be executed regardless in both cases.

if(var1 == var2)
{
 a=10;
 b=20;
}
 c=30;

//this time the braces mean both a=10; and b=20; will be executed when the if condition is true.
//c=30 is still outside the scope of the if operator and will be executed regardless

SDC: lacement of braces is uber important. When you use any of the operators. if, while, for etc. The braces define the scope of the operator.	Except that isn't what OP is asking/doing. function(){    code    code    {         // Useless brackets      code      code    }         // Useless brackets    code }

Well yeah, but still, if he knows what they are supposed to be for he might better understand when they are not required.