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I am reading the following code in vb6
If someInteger Then
DoSomething
End If
I don’t know if it means
someInteger == 1,someInteger > -1,someInteger > 0 orConvert.ToBoolean(someInteger)What’s the equivalent expression in C#?
That is explained here. It’s about VB.NET, but that behavior is unchanged from VB6.
Basically,
If someInteger Then ...is equivalent toIf someInteger <> 0 Then ..., so everything that is not zero isTrue, be it, 1, 2, -1, etc.