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The document outlines the use of conditionals in various programming contexts, including JavaScript, React, C#, and PowerShell. It provides examples of how conditionals can handle user input, control API responses, automate scripts, and validate data. Each section highlights practical use cases to enhance project functionality and user experience.

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Programming Concepts Class Samples

The document outlines the use of conditionals in various programming contexts, including JavaScript, React, C#, and PowerShell. It provides examples of how conditionals can handle user input, control API responses, automate scripts, and validate data. Each section highlights practical use cases to enhance project functionality and user experience.

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Conditionals can be incredibly useful in your project, especially since you work

with JavaScript, React, C#, and PowerShell. Here are a few ways you can integrate
them effectively:

### **1. Handling User Input in Web Applications (JavaScript & React)**
If your project involves user interactions, conditionals can validate forms and
control UI responses.

#### **Example: Displaying a Button Based on User Role**


```javascript
const userRole = "admin";

if (userRole === "admin") {


console.log("Show admin controls");
} else {
console.log("Show regular user interface");
}
```
- **Use Case:** In React, you might use conditionals to render different components
based on user roles.

---

### **2. Backend Logic for API Responses (C#)**


Conditionals can determine API response behavior based on incoming requests.

#### **Example: Handling Status Codes**


```csharp
int statusCode = 404;

if (statusCode == 200) {
Console.WriteLine("Success: Data retrieved");
} else if (statusCode == 404) {
Console.WriteLine("Error: Not found");
} else {
Console.WriteLine("Unknown status");
}
```
- **Use Case:** In a web API, this logic helps define meaningful responses for
different conditions.

---

### **3. Automating Scripts in PowerShell**


If your project involves automation, conditionals can control execution based on
system state.

#### **Example: Checking Disk Space Before Backup**


```powershell
$diskSpace = 20 # GB

if ($diskSpace -gt 50) {


Write-Output "Sufficient space available. Starting backup..."
} else {
Write-Output "Insufficient space. Backup aborted."
}
```
- **Use Case:** PowerShell scripts can use conditionals for efficient system
management and automation.
---

### **4. Controlling React UI Rendering**


In React projects, conditionals are key for controlling component rendering.

#### **Example: Conditionally Displaying Elements**


```javascript
const isLoggedIn = true;

return (
<div>
{isLoggedIn ? <p>Welcome back!</p> : <p>Please log in.</p>}
</div>
);
```
- **Use Case:** React uses ternary operators inside JSX to conditionally display
elements.

---

### **5. Validating Data Before Processing (C#)**


If your project handles data validation, conditionals can check for errors before
proceeding.

#### **Example: Checking for Empty Input**


```csharp
string userInput = "";

if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(userInput)) {
Console.WriteLine("Input cannot be empty.");
} else {
Console.WriteLine($"Processing input: {userInput}");
}
```
- **Use Case:** Ensures that user-entered data is valid before performing further
actions.

---

Would you like me to refine one of these examples to match a specific challenge
you're working on? I can tailor the code to fit your project�s needs!

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