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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions course/lesson-13-conditions/lesson.tres
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@@ -106,11 +106,11 @@ title = ""
type = 0
text = "When the computer checks a condition, this is called [b]to evaluate[/b] a condition. All conditions [b]evaluate[/b] to either [code]true[/code] or [code]false[/code].

Either the player is pressing the button, or not. Either the character is touching an enemy, or not.
Either the player is pressing the button, or not. Either the character is touching an enemy, or not.

In our case, [i]if[/i] the health goes over a maximum value, we want to reset it to the maximum.

To define a condition, we use the [code]if[/code] keyword. We write a line starting with [code]if[/code], type the condition to evaluate, and end the line with a colon."
To define a condition, we use the [code]if[/code] keyword. We write a line starting with [code]if[/code], [ignore]type the condition to evaluate, and end the line with a colon."
visual_element_path = ""
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@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ script = ExtResource( 5 )
content_id = "res://course/lesson-13-conditions/content-0c7DDizK.tres"
title = ""
type = 0
text = "Notice the [code]>[/code] comparison sign. We read this symbol as \"greater than\".
text = "Notice the [code]>[/code] comparison sign. We read this symbol as \"greater than\".

We've seen how function definitions use a colon at the end of the first line and nest content inside.

@@ -270,7 +270,7 @@ As a reminder, the comparison signs are:
!= not equal to
[/code]

The line [code]health < 5:[/code] means \"health is less than 5\".
The line [code]health < 5:[/code] means \"health is less than 5\".

Because [code]health = 100[/code], this is false so [code]print(\"health is greater than five.\")[/code] won't run."
starting_code = "func run():