Should be a simple question for the C# experts here.
I basically want to check if one value or another is TRUE, a wild stab at the code is below:
if ((Boolean.Parse(staff.getValue("Male")) | Boolean.Parse(staff.getValue("Female")))
{
// is true
}
Is this correct?
Thanks
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If EXACTLY ONE should be true then it is:
var male = bool.Parse(staff.getValue("Male"));
var female = bool.Parse(staff.getValue("Female"));
if (male ^ female)
{
//is true
}
Sounds like you're looking for the logical OR.
if(condition1 || condition2)
{
}
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