Avoid a lot of conditions inside an If Statement

Question

I have an if statement like this

if(areEqual(a,ax) && areEqual(b,bx) && areEqual(c,cx) && areEqual(d,dx) && areEqual(e,ex) && areEqual(f,fx) && areEqual(g,gx) && areEqual(h,hx) && areEqual(i,ix) && areEqual(j,jx) && areEqual(k,kx)

This if the statement includes lots of conditions and it is not readable. How can I avoid this situation? Is there any pipeline pattern for if conditions?

Answer 1

Assuming you are using Python, you can store all check in a list(say list1) and check

if sum(list1)==len(list1):
  do something

Answer 2

In javascript, if you add true and true together you get 2. Using this information you could put all the conditions in an array and get the sum of it.

var conditions = [condition1, condition2, ... ]; -- all conditions go here

var sum = 0; -- works out the sum
for (var i = 0; i < conditions.length; i++) {
    sum += conditions[i];
}

if (sum === conditions.length) {
    console.log("success")
}