Loops allow you to execute a block of code repeatedly until a certain condition is met. C# has four different kinds of loops (for, while, do…while and foreach). Loop For Syntax: initializer — is an expression that is calculated before the first execution of the loop body. Usually a local variable…

Another conditional statement that allows you to control the flow of the program is ternary operator. Syntax: There are three operands here. In the condition, we pass bool value. If the condition is true, then the statement1 is executed, otherwise statement2 is executed. Example: Here we have a…

Before you start reading, I want to ask you to like this article, so I will know that my work helps you ❤️ Conditional statements allow you to control the flow of program execution to not execute every line of code as it should be in the program. For this…

Before you start reading, I want to ask you to like this article, so I will know that my work helps you ❤️ Before summarising Operators Precedence and Associativity, I would like to say that there are Bitwise and shift operators. In practice, they are used very rarely and I…

Before you start reading, I want to ask you to like this article, so I will know that my work helps you ❤️ Logical Operators accept bool values as operands and return bool. && — Conditional logical AND operator. If both operands are true, returns true, otherwise false. ||…

Comparison operators are used to compare two operands and return bool value (true or false). == — Equal to. If both operands are equal, returns true, otherwise false . != — Not equal. If operands are not equal, returns true, otherwise false. > — Greater than. Returns true…

Assignment operators set the value of the right operand to the left operand. The most basic assignment operator that is found everywhere is = Here, using the operator = we set the value of the age variable. Also, you can simultaneously assign a value to several variables at once.

Operations represent certain actions over operands (variables) involved in the operation. Operations can be binary — performed on two operands, unary — performed on a single operand, ternary — performed on three operands. Binary arithmetic operations: + — addition, adds the right operand to the left; - — subtraction, subtracts the right…

Console Output We’ve printed strings and other types to the console before, but let’s remind ourselves. To work with a console (input/output) in C# there is a class — Console. To display information, you need to call the Console.Write() class method and pass the data for output: In example above we…