The New Tutorial XML Format is

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    <Tutorial>
        <TutorialInformation>
            <Title>If Condition</Title>
            <Author>Justin</Author>
            <Steps>
                <Step>Welcome to the C# If- conditional tutorial</Step>
                <Answer>0</Answer>
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            <Steps>
                <Step>If condtional are used to have your code make decsions.It allows the code to have multiple choices in it's operation, so not every line of code executes every time. Think of it like a fork in the road. The if condtional is going left, while the normal execution is going right.</Step>
                <Answer>0</Answer>
            </Steps>
            <Steps>
                <Step>To create an if-condtional you need to type in:\nif()\n{\n\n}\nThe key word if lets the compiler know it will be dealing with a condition</Step>
                <Answer>if(){}</Answer>
            </Steps>
            <Steps>
                <Step>Within the parenthesis is wher the condition is typed. As this is just a learning experience, let's type in something simple. Type in: \n 1 &lt; 2. </Step>
                <Answer>if(1 &lt; 2){}</Answer>
            </Steps>
            <Steps>
                <Step>Now for the Meat and potatoes of the if conditional: the content. WHatever is within the \n{\n\n}\n will only execute if te condition is true. That is the power of the if conditional. \n\nNow type in: \n Console.WriteLine(\"I rocked this one!\"); \nwithin the crackets. (Use four spaces instead of the tab key.)</Step>
                <Answer>if(1 &lt; 2){Concole.WriteLine(\"I rocked this one!\");}</Answer>
            </Steps>
            <Steps>
                <Step>Congratulations! You completed the C# if-conditional tutorial. Now go back and do another.</Step>
                <Answer>0</Answer>
            </Steps>
            <Steps>
                <Step>finished!</Step>
                <Answer>0</Answer>
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        </TutorialInformation>
    </Tutorial>
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