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6 Ιουλ 2012 · If the logical operator is AND (&&) then IF statement would evaluate first expression - if the first one is false, it would not evaluate second one. This is useful to check if variable is null before calling method on the reference - to avoid null pointer exception
C#'s conditional operator (?:) is like an if/else statement. It checks a true/false expression. Then runs one expression when true or another when false.
if (title == "User greeting" || title == "User name") {do stuff}; The OR operator evaluates the expressions on both sides the same way. In your example, you are operating on the expression title == "User greeting" (a bool) and the expression "User name" (a string).
24 Ιουν 2020 · Syntax: if(condition) { // code block to be executed when if condition evaluates to true. } Example: if Statement. int i = 10, j = 20; if (i < j) { Console.WriteLine("i is less than j"); } . if (i > j) { Console.WriteLine("i is greater than j"); } Try it. Output: i is less than j.
Write code that evaluates conditions using if, else, and else if statements. Build Boolean expressions to evaluate a condition. Combine Boolean expressions using logical operators. Nest code blocks within other code blocks.
if (value), if (!value), if (flag == value), if (value == true), if (value == false), depending on what's to be achieved, are valid code. E.g. if (value == true) is very useful when value is a nullable boolean, because if (value) will give a syntax error, and if (value.Value == true) will throw exception if you didn't ensure that value is not ...
C#’s conditional operator (?:) is a concise alternative to an if/else statement. This operator works on three values. The first is a true/false expression. When that expression is true, the conditional operator runs its second value. When false, the operator executes its third and last value.
