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Words reserved in C# (Keywords)
March 26, 2011
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Some words have special meaning for the compiler C#. These can’t are using how identifiers, at least that using the “@” before of same.
Ex.: @if is an identifier accepts, but IF don’t, because is an word reserved.
WORS RESERVED IN C#:
abstract | event | new | struct |
as | explicit | null | switch |
base | extern | object | this |
bool | false | operator | throw |
break | finally | out | true |
byte | fixed | override | try |
case | float | params | typeof |
catch | for | private | uint |
char | foreach | protected | ulong |
checked | goto | public | unchecked |
class | if | readonly | unsafe |
const | implicit | ref | ushort |
continue | in | return | using |
decimal | int | sbyte | virtual |
default | interface | sealed | volatile |
delegate | internal | short | void |
do | is | sizeof | while |
double | lock | stackalloc | |
else | long | static | |
enum | namespace | string |
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Decision Making: Equality and relational operators
March 9, 2011
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This section introduces C#’s if structure, wich allows a program to make a decision based on the truth or falsity of some condition. If the condition is met (i.e., the condition is true), the statement in the body of the if structures executes. If the condition is not met (i.e., the condition is false), the body statement does not execute.
Standart algebraic equality operator or relational operator | C# equality or relational operator | Example of C# condition | Meaning of C# condition |
= |
== | X == y |
X is equal to y |
≠ |
!= |
X != y |
X is not equal to y |
> |
> |
X > y |
X is greater than y |
< |
< |
X < y |
X is less than y |
≥ |
>= |
X >= y |
X is greater than or equal to y |
≤ | <= | X <=y |
X is less than or equal to y |
Sources: C# for experienced programmers – Deitel Developers series
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