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Originally Posted by cscgal
This might sound silly. But I'm working on a C# assignment for school right now, and I can't get a simple if-else statement to work. Isn't the syntax the same as in C++ or Java?
I want to do one thing if a boolean variable is true, something else if it's not. The "bool" type exists in C#, right?
bool bFirsttime;
if (bFirsttime)
{
//code for true condition
}
else
{
//code for false condition
}
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alternate shorthand syntax...
txtTest.Text = (txtName.Text == String.Empty) ? "No name" : txtName.Text;
which translates to...
if(txtName.Text == String.Empty)
txtTest.Text = "No name";
else
txtName.Text;
maybe not as readable, but sure saves typing!
txtTest.Text = (txtName.Text == String.Empty) ? "No name" : txtName.Text;
which translates to...
if(txtName.Text == String.Empty)
txtTest.Text = "No name";
else
txtName.Text;
maybe not as readable, but sure saves typing!
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