C# Coding Standard

Rule: 6@106

This rule is Obsolete
Synopsis:	Finish every `if-else-if` statement with an `else` part
Language:	C#
Severity Level:	5
Category:	Control flow

Description:

The intention of this rule, which applies to else-if constructs, is the same as in [6@105]. Consider the following example.

void Foo(string answer)
{
	if ("no" == answer)
	{
		Console.WriteLine("You answered with No");
	}
	else if ("yes" == answer)
	{
		Console.WriteLine("You answered with Yes");
	}
	else
	{
 		// This block is required, even though you might not care of any other
 		// answers than "yes" and "no". 
	}