How to use a OR statement in script

[DTSSTS]

Example : close[0] > Open[2] && close[0] >= High[1];

After or before the " ; " at the end of this statement can I place " OR " and include a different rule/condition

like this

close[0] > Open[2] && close[0] >= High[1] OR close[0] > Open[1] && close[0] >= High[1];

Thanks

[koganam]

Example : close[0] > Open[2] && close[0] >= High[1];

After or before the " ; " at the end of this statement can I place " OR " and include a different rule/condition

like this

close[0] > Open[2] && close[0] >= High[1] OR close[0] > Open[1] && close[0] >= High[1];

Thanks

Not that way. Likely what you are seeking is:

(close[0] > Open[2] && close[0] >= High[1]) || (close[0] > Open[1] && close[0] >= High[1]);

Pay close attention to your bracketing. It is critical.

As your AND condition is identical, you can write that more efficiently, to only evaluate the condition if a shorter initial condition fails.

((close[0] > Open[2]) || (close[0] > Open[1]) && close[0] >= High[1]);

Or even more concise:

close[0] > Math.Min(Open[2], Open[1]) && close[0] >= High[1];

[DTSSTS]

(close[0] > Open[2] && close[0] >= High[1]) || (close[0] > Open[1] && close[0] >= High[1]); understand the brackets, like algebra. ^ What key is that above my ^ symbol JUST WANT TO BE SURE IT IS 2 KEY STROKES OF the "SHIFT" OF \ THANKS ALOT

[koganam]

^ What key is that above my ^ symbol JUST WANT TO BE SURE IT IS 2 KEY STROKES OF the "SHIFT" OF \ THANKS ALOT

That would depend on what keyboard layout you have. I have function keys above the key "^/6" row, so I am a bit lost on your question. Specifically I have F6 above the ^/6 key.

[DTSSTS]

THANKS i will test