Control Flow Statement

[Elektryon]

There is a control flow statment that goes something like this:

condition ? return if true : return if false

I can't remember exactly how it goes, or the name for it, and any amount of seach engine searching is fruitless.

Thanks for the help.

 

[JohnYingling]

That is in C# (probably C++ also) but not in VB 6 or VB.Net.

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[Elektryon]

Hm, is it? I didn't think I knew that much C.

Thanks

 

[ArtieChoke]

See iif:

IIf(expr, truepart, falsepart)



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[computerjin]

its called ternary operator
x[blue] ? [/blue]t [blue]:[/blue] f
and u can find it in C/C++, C#, Java and JScript.

in VB/VB.net u can find
IIf(x, t, f)
function equivalent to this ternary operator. but there is somewhat difference in both.

 

[CassandraR]

The IIF(exp, truepart, falsepart) should be used carefully. Per the MSDN entry: both the truepart and the falsepart are evaluated, but only one is returned. See the MSDN about the warning.

Cassandra

 

[Elektryon]

Ah, thank you all for your valuable information.