how to break if else statement

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i want to go outseide if statemnet but only with help of if else statement hoe it can be possible

Posted 7-Aug-12 20:30pm

er.deepshikha

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Vani Kulkarni 8-Aug-12 2:32am

This is not well composed question. Please use Improve question and try to explain what exactly you are looking for.

Santhosh Kumar Jayaraman 8-Aug-12 2:52am

Please mention what you want clearly, so that we can help you

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Solution 3

AFAIK you can't 'break out' of an if statement.

If you are attempting this, your logic is wrong and you are approaching it from the wrong angle.

In VB.net:

VB

if i > 0 then
      'Write your code here..
   end if

In C#:

C#

if (i > 0)
   {
     //Write your code here!
   }

Post your code snippets of what you're trying and where exactly you want to 'break'. An example of what you are trying to achieve would help clarify, but I suspect you are structuring it incorrectly.

Posted 7-Aug-12 20:56pm

Prasad_Kulkarni

Solution 2

There is no "break" statement for if...else constructs in the way there is for loops and switch statements.
You probably need to look at your logic, and change the order in which you are doing things, or refactor your code to use methods instead - you can exit a method with a return statement at any time.

There are two other alternatives:
1) If this is an error condition, then throwing an exception is a good idea.
2) There is a goto statement, but you really shouldn't need it - I can't remember the last time I really needed one, but it is probably ten years ago or more! Avoid unless there is no other alternative, comment profusely, and expect to get abuse anyway for using it in the first place. Goto is the first thing to be spotted at a code review, so there had better be a very, very good justification.

Posted 7-Aug-12 20:55pm

OriginalGriff

Solution 4

Revising the logic of your program would probably be a better option.

Posted 7-Aug-12 21:05pm

CPallini

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_Amy · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-07T20:51:00

Solution 1

You can use return; keyword to break if..else.. statement.
Refer the links for more details:
MSDN : return[^]

--Amit

Posted 7-Aug-12 20:51pm

_Amy

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[no name] 8-Aug-12 2:53am

thnx sir

_Amy 8-Aug-12 2:56am

Welcome deepshikha. :)