Use of Multiple Test Expressions in an 'If' Statement
Can anyone clarify for me please, as to whether you can specify more than one expression in the test part of an 'If' statement.
I would like to check for two, or more, conditions in my 'If' statement. In the case the none of the conditions are met, I want the same 'else' statement to be executed.
I have tried various techniques:
if(test1)
_____if(test2) MessageBox.Show("HelloWorld");
else MessageBox.Show("GoodbyeWorld");
if(test1)
{
_____if(test2) MessageBox.Show("HelloWorld");
}
else MessageBox.Show("GoodbyeWorld");
But have have come to the conclusion that I will have to repeat the else part twice, which surely cant be so. In VB you can do the following:
If (Test1 = true) Or (Test2 = true) Then
_____MessageBox.Show("HelloWorld")
Else
_____MessageBox.Show("GoodbyeWorld")
End If
Can someone put me out of my misery, in a kind and gentle way please!
Answers (2)
0
What a muppet (me that is!).
I did get close, but must be going mad!
Cheers so much
0 If (Test1 = true) || (Test2 = true) Then
_____MessageBox.Show("HelloWorld")
Else
_____MessageBox.Show("GoodbyeWorld")
End If
|| = logical Or
&& = logical And