How to use "if" instructions

[jokhan]

Hello I don't know how to use the conditions when I need to use "if" in level "3a",could you tell me the answer?

[sgimenez]

You'll have to move before one of the spider webs and test with the look() function whether it's a real web or a small one (see the help message). If it's the real web the then part will be executed (you need to go backwards and find your way around to find the exit). If it's a small web, the else part will be executed, and you can go through it.

With the ocaml language the program should look like this (for other programming languages it's similar):

right();
forward();
left();
if look() = Web
then (
  left();
  forward();
  ...
)
else (
  forward();
  forward();
  left();
  ...
)

You just need to fill the blanks (“...”). Hope this helps!

[jokhan]

Thank you!I like this game

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You'll have to move before one of the spider webs and test with the look() function whether it's a real web or a small one (see the help message). If it's the real web the 'then' part will be executed (you need to go backwards and find your way around to find the exit). If it's a small web you can go through it.

With the ocaml language the program should look like this (for other programming languages it's similar): right(); forward(); left(); if look() = Web then ( left(); forward(); ... ) else ( forward(); forward(); left(); ... )
You just need to fill the blanks (“...”). Hope this helps!

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