My question is a bit hard to describe so I have written a hypothecical code (nonfuctioning) down below and I wonder if there is a similar alternative in C#:
if(Red == true)
{
i -= 3;
}
else if(Yellow == true)
{
i -= 2
}
then
{
list.Clear();
}
else{}
A "then" function of sorts that both if
statements follow if one where to execute. The use of this would simply be so that I do not need to do in this case a list.Clear();
in every if statment.
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