I have done this many times in VB and once in C# and can't find where I did it in C#, so, here it is.

In VB, an if statement may get long, well, off your viewing page because the strings are long, so, it is broken down into a new line.

For instance in VB....


If i = 1 _

Or i = 2 _

Or i = 3 Then

'do something

End If

I have found the need for this in C# and just can't remember the syntax for it and can't find where I did it before.

if(i == 1 || i == 2 ||  i == 3)

But placing each new or on a new line.
Tried the conversion sites with no luck.

Suggestions?

Thanks all,

Zath

Your looking to put each if statement on a diffrent line? Nothing special is needed.
if( i == 1 ||
 

Your looking to put each if statement on a diffrent line? Nothing special is needed.
if( i == 1 ||
    i == 2 ||
    i == 3 )
{
   Console.WriteLine("i is a simple number");
}

if ( i == 1 

     || i == 2

     || i == 3 )

{

// do something

}


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Ok, too easy.  Maybe I was thinking of strings when I was trying to remember the syntax.

Thanks!

Zath

this is the language syntax differences where in VB it reads lines and C#, Java or C++ does not
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