Convert an if condition to linq

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How can I convert this if condition to a LINQ statment, or using a ternary condition

C#

if (MenuEnabled == false)
   {
       _parentForm.CheckMenu(false);
   }
else if (MenuEnabled == true)
   { 
       _parentForm.CheckMenu(true);
   }

What I have tried:

nothing successful that worked as intended

Posted 16-Mar-16 23:39pm

datt265

Updated 16-Mar-16 23:50pm

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[no name] 17-Mar-16 5:49am

Why do you need above if-else condition to LINQ query. I believe that it not needed LINQ in this case. Before you want to LINQ just understand why do we use LINQ, not like to convert if-else to LINQ.

LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a Microsoft programming model and methodology that essentially adds formal query capabilities into Microsoft .NET-based programming languages. Means it is mostly used in querying purpose like fetch largest value from an array.

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CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2016-03-16T23:50:00

You don't need LINQ or a ternary operator. All you need is

C#

_parentForm.CheckMenu(MenuEnabled);

[Edit]
The above comment is true and answers your question but I am concerned about the way you have written these statements - may as well learn this now before you get into bad habits :)

You don't need to use == false or == true when using Booleans. Just use (for == true)

C#

if (MenuEnabled)

and (for == false)

C#

if (!MenuEnabled)

Also you don't need the if ... else if with bools - they can only be true or false so there is no need for the second if