How to bring radio button value to a class.

Question

Hello I am currently working on Winforms and I have 3 radio buttons that will have different values. this is what I have on MainForm.cs but I want to move this over to another class: public double RadioValue { get { if (radioOne.Checked) return 1.56; if (radioTwo.Checked) return 4.1; if (radioThree.Checked) return 4.2; return 0; } }

Wim Sturkenboom · Answer

You can create a class for your logic. Inside that class you can create a static method. class Logic { public static double RadioValue(bool fR1 bool fR2 bool fR3) { if (fR1) return 1.56; if (fR2) return 4.1; if (fR3) return 4.2; return 0; } } The method takes three bools (representing the values of the three radiobuttons). In the form (example below uses a button to get the double value) you can call the method as shown private void button1_Click(object sender EventArgs e) { double val = Logic.RadioValue(radioButton1.Checked radioButton2.Checked radioButton3.Checked); label1.Text = val.ToString(); } You can put all your logic methods in the logic class.

Song Lee · Answer

Thank you Wim! I'll try this one.