Conditional Expressions C# with Example
When the following is compiled, it will return a different value depending on which directives are defined. // Compile with /d:A or /d:B to see the difference string SomeFunction() { #if A return "A"; #elif B return "B"; #else return "C"; #endif } Conditional expressions are typically used to log additional information for debug builds. void SomeFunc() { try { SomeRiskyMethod(); } catch (ArgumentException ex) { #if DEBUG log.Error("SomeFunc", ex); #endif HandleException(ex); } }