Light Switch Not Working?

Hey everbody, I made a script that would turn on and off a PointLight within the game. Turning it OFF works fine, but turning it on doesn't. It should also change the colour of the switch green while on, and red while off. It turns it red, but doesn't turn it back on, or green. Here is the code. Any help is welcome.

switch=game.Workspace.Light_Switch.LightSwitch
lamp=game.Workspace.LightSource.PointLight
if lamp==nil then 
	print "lamp does not exist"
else 
	print "Lamp exists"
end

function onClicked()
if lamp.Enabled==False then 
	switch.BrickColor=BrickColor.Green()
	lamp.Enabled=True
	else 
		lamp.Enabled=False
		switch.BrickColor=BrickColor.Red()
	
end 
end 

switch.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(onClicked)

Thanks for the answer that was given, it however, still does not work. If anybody could help me I would be very grateful.

The boolean constants are false and true, not False and True (see that the syntax highlighter isn't highlighting them in your code?). All Lua terms & names are case sensitive.

Tab and space your code properly.

switch = game.Workspace.Light_Switch.LightSwitch
lamp = game.Workspace.LightSource.PointLight
-- `lamp` cannot be `nil`. If it doesn't exist,
-- accessing it will only error (so the check after is useless)
-- Since you're referring to it in `game.Workspace`, you
-- ought to be able to guarantee this ahead of time anyway,
-- so you *shouldn't* be checking it in this script.
-- If you DID doubt it for some reason, you must index with
-- `:FindFirstChild("PointLight")` to avoid the error

function onClicked()
	if lamp.Enabled == false then 
		switch.BrickColor = BrickColor.Green()
		lamp.Enabled = true
	else 
		lamp.Enabled = false
		switch.BrickColor = BrickColor.Red()
	end
end

switch.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(onClicked)

Note that it would be briefer to just say if lamp.Enabled then (and obviously switch the order).

The inverting true and false could be turned into:

lamp.Enabled = not lamp.Enabled

and moved outside of the if, reducing the complexity of the code a little:

function onClicked()
	lamp.Enabled = not (lamp.Enabled);
	-- Flip-flop the Enabled property
	if lamp.Enabled then 
		switch.BrickColor = BrickColor.Red()
	else
		switch.BrickColor = BrickColor.Green()
	end
end