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    • 4.0: Operators
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    • 6.0: Booleans
      • 6.0a: Boolean Challenge
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    • 7.0: Conditionals
      • 7.1: Switch Case
      • 7.2: If Statements
      • 7.3: Ternary Expressions
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  1. Part 3: C# Fundamentals

7.0: Conditionals

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In this module we'll introduce various types of conditionals.

Description

A conditional statement is a statement that can be executed based on a condition. Two different types of conditionals are branching and looping.

We will go over branching in this module, some examples are:

We will go over looping in a later module .

Let's look at Switch statements now.

Switch Cases
If Statements
Ternary Expressions
module 9.