c# – Repetition of if/else how to reduce and improve code?

Question:

I'm starting in programming and a question came to me during my conditions. I check how many times the result was true, and how many times it was false. Problem is, it's not giving me the actual result.

The only way I've found to work is as follows:

if (Lstr_Resultado1 == "Verdadeiro")
{
    Lint_TotalVerdadeiro++;
}
else
{
    Lint_TotalFalso++;
}
if (Lstr_Resultado2 == "Verdadeiro")
{
    Lint_TotalVerdadeiro++;
}
else
{
    Lint_TotalFalso++;
}
if (Lstr_Resultado3 == "Verdadeiro")
{
    Lint_TotalVerdadeiro++;
}
else
{
    Lint_TotalFalso++;
}

I believe there is a more performative way to do this. I know I'm starting and the application is simple but I try to reduce the use of the machine's processing. What would be the best way to resolve this amount of if / else?

Answer:

You can add your results to a lista of the type of your result (string, int, etc…), then do a foreach to go through your list checking if the field is true or not:

var resultados = new List<String>();

resultados.Add(Lstr_Resultado1);

foreach (var resultado in resultados)
{
  if(resultado == "Verdadeiro")
    Lint_TotalVerdadeiro++;
  else
    Lint_TotalFalso++;
}