f743f1e732
Replaced assignment operator with the equality operator. Fixed example structure. Improved language.
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52 lines
926 B
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title: If Else Statement
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# If...Else Statement
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The If...Else statement executes different blocks of code depending on the truthfulness of the specified condition.
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## Syntax
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```C#
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if (boolean expression)
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{
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// execute this code block if expression evalutes to true
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}
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else
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{
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// always execute this code block when above if expression is false
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}
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```
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## Example
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```C#
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int Price = 30;
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if (Price == 30)
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{
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Console.WriteLine("Price is equal to 30.");
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}
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else
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{
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Console.WriteLine("Price is not equal to 30.");
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}
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```
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Since we already declared our integer `Price` to be 30, this will be the expected output.
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### Output
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```
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Price is equal to 30.
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```
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## Shortened If...Else Statement
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We can use the ternary `:?` which is great for short if...else statements.
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For example:
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```C#
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int Price = 30;
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(Price == 30) ? Console.WriteLine("Price is Equal to 30.") : Console.WriteLine("Price is Not Equal to 30.")
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```
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