If else Statement in C# | C# Tutorial for Beginners

If else statement in C# are known as selection statements. If else statements in C# are used to make any decision in C# program. To work with the if condition in C# we need to write a condition along with the if block, if the condition is returning true then the body of the if block will be executed otherwise it will be ignored by the compiler.
We can have any number of if blocks in the C# program/application based on the need.
On the other hand ELSE in C# can be used only with the IF condition. While the if block can be used independently, the else block can only be used with the if condition. If you are using both if else in C# then only one of the block will be executed. If the condition is true then the if block will be executed otherwise the else block will be executed. Remember the else block does not need any condition, it would work based on the condition that you have mentioned in the if block.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:

What are If-Else statements and why are they important?
How to use If-Else statements in C# to make decisions in your code.
Real-world examples and scenarios where If-Else statements come in handy.
Tips and best practices for writing clean and efficient code using If-Else statements.