Question

Is there a cleaner way to write this code. I get the feeling there may be, but I don’t know how.

    if (loadedFormData.Education.AwardedADegree==true)
    {
        this.radiobuttonNoAwarded.Checked = false;
        this.radiobuttonYesAwarded.Checked = true;
    }
    if (loadedFormData.Education.AwardedADegree == false)
    {
        this.radiobuttonNoAwarded.Checked = true;
        this.radiobuttonYesAwarded.Checked = false;
    }
    else // AwardedADegree is null
    {
        this.radiobuttonNoAwarded.Checked = false;
        this.radiobuttonYesAwarded.Checked = false;

    }

Answer 1

Ask the question “when should my radiobutton be checked”, instead of “what should happen when my data is true/false/null”.

this.radiobuttonNoAwarded.Checked = loadedFormData.Education.AwardedADegree == false;
this.radiobuttonYesAwarded.Checked =  loadedFormData.Education.AwardedADegree == true;