If / ElseIf Statements:
A web programmer has different options for checking a condition and depending on
the desired test will use either an "if statement" or an "if/else statement" or
an "if/elseif" statement. This page gives the syntax for the "if/elseif statement"
for both VB.NET and C#. Review the code below and view the interactive example.
Check 2 or more conditions:
If a web programmer needs to check several conditions and give a different response
based on the user's interaction an "if / else if statement" can be used.
VB.NET code for the If / Else Statement:
If intInput = 1 Then
lblMsg.text ="Thank you."
ElseIf intInput = 2 Then
lblMsg.text ="That's fine."
ElseIf intInput = 3 Then
lblMsg.text ="Too big."
Else
lblMsg.text ="Not a number I know."
End If
Below is the exact code as above only in C# instead of VB.NET.
C# code for the If / Else Statement:
{
if (intInput == 1)
{
lblMsg.text = "Thank you.";
}
else if (intInput == 2)
{
lblMsg.text = "That is fine.";
}
else if (intInput == 3)
{
lblMsg.text = "Wow!";
}
else {
lblMsg.text = "Sorry. Not understood";
}
}
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