C#•6mo ago

Why do you need to use else statements?

Sorry if this is a dumb question, I am still new but wouldn't

C#
if(answer = true) {
Console.WriteLine("Correct!")
} else {
Console.WriteLine("Incorrect!")
}

C#
if(answer = true) {
Console.WriteLine("Correct!")
} else {
Console.WriteLine("Incorrect!")
}

Just be exactly the same as:

C#
if(answer = true) {
Console.WriteLine("Correct!")
} 
Console.WriteLine("Incorrect!")

C#
if(answer = true) {
Console.WriteLine("Correct!")
} 
Console.WriteLine("Incorrect!")

5 Replies

SG97•6mo ago

have you tried to run the code? = assignment btw if you run it, you'll find out why 🙂

vitukjkkk•6mo ago

= you're putting a value == its to get

Jimmacle•6mo ago

$tias

MODiX•6mo ago

Jimmacle•6mo ago

remember code runs from the top down and keeps going until it hits a return or the end of the method