How to return a single value when certain conditions are melt

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i want to make the value of my textbox to be either SAVINGS, CURRENTS or OTHERS if the value supplied meets the following conditions
SAVINGS is from number 101 to 165
CURRENT is from number 1 to 17
others is from number 331 to 345

i.e (For example)

C#

if led_code returns 6, txtAcccountType.Text  should be "CURRENT"
if led_code returns 102 , txtAccountType.Text should be "SAVINGS"
if led_code returns 335, txtAccountType.Text should be "OTHERS"

i honestly dont know how to go about it.

i know the code below is very very wrong but i just want to show it all the same.

What I have tried:

C#

protected void btnGetAcctDetails_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

        
        bankacct = new unityws();
        try
        {
            lblMessage.Text = "";
            Ac = new AcctInfo.AccountInfo();// web service that returns the led_code
            Ac = bankacct.AccountInformation(txtAccountNumber.Text);
            if (Ac.ResponseCode == "00")
            {
                txtClientType.Text = Ac.AcctType.ToString();
                if (txtClientType.Text == "1")
                {
                    txtClientType.Text = "INDV";
                }
                else
                {
                    txtClientType.Text = "CORP";
                }
                txtBranchName.Text = Ac.Branch.ToString();
                txtFullname.Text = Ac.Name.ToString();
                txtAcccountType.Text = Ac.AcctDesc.ToString();

                AcctType = Ac.led_code.ToString(); //it passes the value into AcctType
                if (AcctType == "1" || "2")// 
                {
                    txtAcccountType.Text = "CURRENT";
                }
                else if (AcctType == "101" || "165")
                {
                    txtAcccountType.Text = "SAVINGS";
                }
                else if (AcctType == "331" || "345")
                {
                    txtAcccountType.Text = "OTHERS";
                }
            }
            else
            {
                lblMessage.CssClass = "alert-warning";
                lblMessage.Text = "You have entered an Invalid Account Number";
            }
            
        }
        catch
        {

        }
       

        
    }

Posted 30-Aug-16 22:54pm

Emmablakes

Updated 30-Aug-16 23:16pm

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Mehdi Gholam · Accepted Answer · 2016-08-30T23:16:00

Solution 1

First ranges work on numbers not strings so you need to convert text/strings to number with int.Parse():

C#

int num = int.Parse("101"); // string input

Second you need to implement if correctly :

C#

if(num > 101 && num < 165) 
{
   // if evaluates to true
}

Posted 30-Aug-16 23:16pm

Mehdi Gholam

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Emmablakes 31-Aug-16 5:28am

Thank you....solved my problem