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    This document discusses C# statements and selection statements. It covers the different types of statements in C#, including selection statements like if and switch statements. If statements select statements for execution based on a boolean condition, and can be nested. Switch statements execute statements based on a matching case label for the switch expression value, or a default if no cases match.

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    This document discusses C# statements and selection statements. It covers the different types of statements in C#, including selection statements like if and switch statements. If statements select statements for execution based on a boolean condition, and can be nested. Switch statements execute statements based on a matching case label for the switch expression value, or a default if no cases match.

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    Module 12 - Windows Forms

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    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
    }
    Session Ends
    Exercise
    Relax

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