For making any decisions in the control statements in any programming language we have to use some conditions. for that purpose, we have to use conditional logic statements in the c# language.
For conditional implementation we will use the logical statements.
if we use single &, compiler will check both sides and give answer:
Ex: bool value= true & true; //result: true
if we use double &&, compiler will check left side, if i.e true it will evaluate left side other wise compiler will terminate from their.
Ex: if(a=="100" && b=="100")
in thie if a!=100 condition checking will stop.
Conditional operators in c#:
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For conditional implementation we will use the logical statements.
if we use single &, compiler will check both sides and give answer:
Ex: bool value= true & true; //result: true
if we use double &&, compiler will check left side, if i.e true it will evaluate left side other wise compiler will terminate from their.
Ex: if(a=="100" && b=="100")
in thie if a!=100 condition checking will stop.
Conditional operators in c#:
Operator | Description |
== | for checking both sides equal |
!= | for checking Not equal to for both sides |
< | for checking Less than. |
> | for checking Greater than. |
<= | for checking Less than or equal to. |
>= | for checking Greater than or equal to. |
&& | for checking Logical and (evaluates to true only if both expressions are true). If the first expression is false, the second expression is not evaluated. |
|| | for checking Logical or (evaluates to true if either expression is true). If the first expression is true, the second expression is not evaluated. |
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