VCS2010_01_08 – The if Decision Statement
To round out the first day, we now tie together concepts discussed during the course of the day to make programmatic decisions in code based on user input. The if statement is one way to create a decision structure in C# and probably the easiest to memorize and most widely used. After an initial pass at writing the code, Bob adds a short discussion on re-writing our code (refactoring) to make the code more readable and more concise.
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