This code is a conditional statement written in JavaScript. Here's...

August 27, 2025 at 01:14 AM

if (!text) return m.reply(`Masukan prompt\nContoh: *${usedPrefix command}* Apa itu ikan?`);

This code is a conditional statement written in JavaScript. Here's what it does:

  1. It checks if the variable text is falsy (i.e., it evaluates to false), which includes values such as undefined, null, an empty string (""), 0, false, or NaN.

  2. If text is falsy, the function stops execution and immediately returns by calling the m.reply() function with a specific message string. This message prompts the user to provide input along with an example.

  3. The message Masukan prompt\nContoh: *${usedPrefix command}* Apa itu ikan? translates to:

    • "Masukan prompt" = "Provide a prompt" (in Indonesian).
    • An example is given with placeholders ${usedPrefix} and ${command}, which would be replaced with their respective values before the actual message is displayed (e.g., if usedPrefix = ! and command = question, the output might look like Contoh: *!question* Apa itu ikan?).

Purpose:

The code ensures that the user provides input (text) before continuing with further logic. If no input is provided, it displays a message asking the user to input a prompt, along with an example command.

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