Module 12:
Windows Forms
By
SRIRAM . B
Overview
Statement
Selection
Iteration
Jump
Statements
Statements are the smallest unit of
execution in C# programs. They can be
grouped into sequences using curly braces.
These are called Compound Statements or
Blocks. A compound statement can be used
in place of simple statement.
C# provides variety of statements. Most of
the statements are similar to C,C++,Java.
The statements in C# can be categorized as:
Selection Statements
Iteration Statements
Jump Statements
Selection Statements
Selection Statements selects one of a
number of possible statements for
execution based on the value of a
controlling expression.
A selection statement can be:-
If Statement
Switch Statement
If Statement
The If statement selects a statement
for execution based on the value of a
Boolean expression.
Syntax:-
If(condition 1)
statement_1
Else
statement_2
Nested If
The If statement may be nested to
many levels. This means If statement
may contain another If statement.
Syntax:-
If(condition 1)
If(condition 2)
statement_1
Else
statement_2
Switch Statement
A switch…case statement executes as
follows:
The switch expression is evaluated first
and acts as the control of execution.
If the value of the case label matches
the switch expression, then the
statements following it are executed.
A label in a case is a fixed value.
If no label matches the value of the
switch expression, then the statements
following the default label are executed.
If there is no match and there is no
default label then control is transferred
to the end of the switch statement.
switch(expression)
{
case <label>:
Statements
case <label>:
Statements
default:
Statements
}
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Exercise
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