Test for a Y/N function, (Yes / No )

How would I do that

Where are you expecting the Yes/No values from. Do you have a Yes and a No button. More info please.

Here’s a yes/no option from parameter boxes, text boxes, or the keyboard.

function setup()
    showKeyboard()
    rectMode(CENTER)
    parameter.action("Yes",yes)
    parameter.action("No",no)
    print("Press y or n on the keyboard")
    print("tap the yes or no parameter box")
    print("tap the yes or no text box")
end

function yes()
    print("yes")
end

function no()
    print("no")
end

function draw()
    background(0)
    fill(255)
    rect(100,500,80,30)
    fill(255,0,0)
    text("Yes",100,500)
    fill(255)
    rect(200,500,80,30)
    fill(255,0,0)
    text("No",200,500)
end

function keyboard(k)
    if k=="y" then
        yes()
    end
    if k=="n" then
        no()
    end
    
end

function touched(t)
    if t.state==BEGAN then
        if t.x>60 and t.x<140 and t.y>485 and t.y <515 then
            yes()
        end
        if t.x>160 and t.x<240 and t.y>485 and t.y <515 then
            no()
        end
    end
end

I prefer this way:

function checkFalseOrTrue(value)
     if value then
           -- It's true
     else
          -- it's false
     end
end

And call the function with checkFalseOrTrue(false)

@TokOut - there’s no need for that function at all.

And dave’s example was for a yes/ no button on the screen, which is different.

But this way works too.

No it doesn’t. How does the user tell the program yes or no? By pressing a button. That’s what dave programmed.

Besides which, to test if A is true using your function, you would write

if checkFalseOrTrue(A) then 

when you could simply say

if A then

So why do you need your function at all?

This is another one of those questions that doesn’t have enough information to give a correct answer. As I said in my first response above, Where are you expecting the Yes/No values from. Another Yes/No response could come from tilting the iPad in a certain direction or just smashing the iPad on the floor for a I don't care response.

No it doesn’t. How does the user tell the program yes or no? By pressing a button. That’s what dave programmed.

Then why you need any function at all?

when you could simply say if A then

To safe place.

Sounds like you should read about how “if statements” work and boolean logic, @TokOut