Loops in C#
A situation may arise during coding where you need to repeat the block of code for some number of times then the loops present in C# will come into play. Loops allow us to execute a block of code or …
A situation may arise during coding where you need to repeat the block of code for some number of times then the loops present in C# will come into play. Loops allow us to execute a block of code or …
The for loop is an entry-control loop as the condition is initially checked. It has the most efficient structure than the other two loops. The loop allows the programmer to write the execution steps together in a single line and also …
As we know from the above loop that if the condition is found false then the loop will not be executed but what if we want the loop to execute once (like the menu drive program) even if the condition …
A while loop is an entry-control loop that evaluates the condition before executing the block of the loop. If the condition is true then the body of the loop is executed else the loop will be skipped. The loop continues …
During coding, you tackle most of the situations where your next move depends on your decisions. Now to make such a decision in programming, we use the decision-making statement provided by the programming language. Decision-Making statements are used when a user …
A switch statement allows a variable to be tested for equality against multiple values and each of those values is called a case. It can be used instead of nested if…else..if ladder. There must be at least one case or …
This statement allows the user to have multiple options to check for different conditions. Here, if one of the if or else-if condition is true then that part of the code will be executed and the rest will be skipped. …
In this type of statement the if block contains another if block within it. And the inner if statement is executed only if the outer if statement’s condition is true. The syntax of the nested if statement in C#: nested if statement …
This statement contains two-part and depends on the boolean value evaluated by the condition checked. If the condition is true then the code inside the if statement is executed or if it is false then the code inside else statement …
An if statement consists of a Boolean expression followed by a block of codes. If the Boolean expression is true, the block of code inside the if statement will be executed else if statement will be skipped. This is the simplest one …