A different if else in .net

by Marre 30. November 2009 09:41

As a programmer I always try to find ways to cleaner code. This is an example:

The code can be a mess when using if else if else if else if (well, I think you know what I mean :) )

Instead of writing my code like this:

if (countryCode == "SE")
    country= "Sweden";
else if (countryCode== "NO")
    country= "Norway";
else if (countryCode== "DK")
    country= "Denmark";
else
    country = "";

 

I can write it like this:

 

country =(countryCode == "SE") ? "Sweden" : (countryCode == "NO") ? "Norway" : (countryCode == "DK") ? "Denmark": "";

 

 

Nice? Well, I think so :)

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