How to break out of an if statement from a boolean inside the if statement [closed]

Question

I have something like this

bool a = true;
bool b = true;
bool plot = true;
if(plot)
{
    if(a)
    {
        if(b)
            b = false;
        else
            b = true;
    //do some meaningful stuff here
    }
//some more stuff here that needs to be executed
}

I want to break out of the if statement that tests a when b turns false. Kind of like break and continue in loops. Any ideas? Edit: sorry forgot to include the big if statement. I want to break out of if(a) when b is false but not break out of if(plot).

Answer 1

You can extract your logic into separate method. This will allow you to have maximum one level of ifs:

private void Foo()
{
   bool a = true;
   bool b = true;
   bool plot = true;

   if (!plot)
      return;

   if (a)
   {
      b = !b;
      //do something meaningful stuff here
   }

   //some more stuff here that needs to be executed   
}

Answer 2

if(plot)
{
    if(a)
    {
        b= !b;
        if( b )
        {
            //do something meaningful stuff here
        }
    }
    //some more stuff here that needs to be executed
}