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Please i need help C# Checked on God mode Checked Off God mode Off

You can still use this other way. (Still under the checkedchanged event)

    if(MyCheckBox.CheckState == CheckState.Checked)

 { 

// Your code when it gets checked 

 } 

else if(MyCheckBox.CheckState == CheckState.Unchecked) 

{ 

// Your code when it gets unchecked 

}

thx you god work

Here is an alternative that I prefer:

    

        private void checkBox1_CheckedChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)

        {

            if (checkBox1.Checked.Equals(true))

            {

                MessageBox.Show("Hello, Checkbox is checked");

            }

            else

            {

                MessageBox.Show("Hello, Checkbox is not checked");

            }

        }

The difference here is that it determines the bool immediately. CheckState.Checked has to determine the state of the checkbox, return a bool value, then Check and Compare the values.

Mine simply checks the state, returns a bool and then compares to see if it is or isn't.

i use the code u said & when i check the 2nd time (tunring it off) nothing happens

== is a reference to an object. .Equals is a virtual method that checks for value of an object. It compares a value.

In this case, either can be used.

Never ran into any problems doing it that way and I've seen some others do it.

I know in Java there is a difference that would crash the compiler but in C#, it just seems to function the same in regards to .Equals and ==.

The research that I've done on it in the past really comes to specifics but for most cases, they return the same value. I'll do some more research because I know that both are interchangeable a lot of the time but you are also supposed to use == at times and .Equals with others depending upon what you are doing.

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