C# Switch Statement [Intermediate Level Tutorial]

Pulser · 2010-10-21T16:12:44+00:00

[color=#FF4500]C# Switch Case What Is It: A lot of the time someone will use a lot of "If Statements" or "Else If Statements". Personally, I think that doing that is a waste of space, and time. Instead, use a Switch Statement! A switch statement is similar to an if statement in the way that it will check if an option is true. Basically, its like a bunch of if statements. Getting Started: To begin a switch statement, setup a string variable, create a button and create a textBox. Set your string variable equal to your TextBox's text. string word = textBox1.Text; Next, begin your switch statement. switch (word) { [color=#87CEFA] Word is the name of our variable. Switch says that it is a switch statement, and that we will be testing our variable! We will have 1 possibility for each case. For each different case there will be a block of code that will be executed. case "Hack": MessageBox.Show("Hack!"); break; case "forums": MessageBox.Show("Forums!"); break; [color=#87CEFA] case "Hack": is

BaussHacker
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Oct 25, 2010 03:56 PM

switch is my love methode in c#.
Ive used it for sooo many things.
for games npcs, commands (player,controlpanel,cmd)

switch<3
cases<3

@anderson
using if and else, takes more memory use, then using cases.

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