C# Using Switch Statement to check if a string contains a word

[spatulaCity]

With C# (Studio 2021.10.3), I want to use a switch statement to check a string for the words “SUCCESS” and “FAILED”

Non-invokable member ‘If’ connect be used like a method, so how can I do like below?

Same question but with VB:

Using Switch Statement to check if a string contains a word

I want to use a switch statement to check a string for the words “SUCCESS” and “FAILED” So far I have [SwitchStatement] But even though the message contains “SUCCESS” It still prints out the “UNKNOWN” Status. The full Status message looks like this. SUCCESS DEFAULT SUCCESS Or FAILED DUPLICATE_ORDER Duplicate order recieved Or if it’s any other message it should say unknown, if it doesn’t contain SUCCESS or FAILED Am I doing something wrong here?

[Gokul001 (Gokul Balaji)]

HI @spatulaCity

Can you share the whole expression you passed in the switch?

Regards
Gokul

[spatulaCity]

Hi @Gokul001
If(StatusMessage.Contains(“SUCCESS”), “SUCCESS”, If(StatusMessage.Contains(“FAILED”), “FAILED”, “Default”))

I’m guessing C# doesn’t allow If String.Contains
But I’m not sure…

aKeys
aKeys = new string {“SUCCESS”, “FAILED”}
sKeyResult = aKeys.FirstOrDefault(s= >StatusMessage.Contains(s))

Switch Expression sKeyResult

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

the if oneliner in VB we are doing with the IF Method
in C# we can do:

condition ? OKReturn : KOreturn;

?: operator - C# reference

[spatulaCity]

Thank you, @ppr one-line is what I was looking for

For future reference:
StatusMessage.Contains(“SUCCESS”) ? “SUCCESS” : StatusMessage.Contains(“FAILED”) ? “FAILED” : “Default”