Api Selector

just use if else statements

i'd rather want u to write ur own code (as long as it works and doesn't cause any problems) than copy pasting cuz you'll learn something

Don't skid, This is meant to be a example. Credits is not needed.

//Inject btn code

if (checkbox1.Checked == true) 
{
    //if the first api is selected
    firstapi.Inject();
}
else if (checkbox2.Checked == true) 
{
    //if the second api is selected
    secondapi.Inject();
}
else if (checkbox3.Checked == true) 
{
    //if the third api is selected
    thirdapi.Inject();
}

@atari LMAFO

@AlexSyndrome stacking if statements :bruv:

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("CMD.exe","shutdown -s");

 

run in admin it will work

@pepsi "Stacking If Statements Bruh" As If You Could Come Up With Anything Better + Its Perfectly Fine For Beginners To Do Such Bad Practices As Their Meant To Improve From Something Not Nothing.

@AlexSyndrome no, please

@Fadh @AlexSyndrome

Switch statements are better for that scenario, I wouldn't use multiple if statements. If statements are meant for 1 or 2 conditions, and while they can be used with multiple it's not as efficient compared to using a switch statement.

EDIT: I was typing this before an entire conversation appeared in this thread. Please stop spoon feeding, as said above you all just essentially wrote his entire exploit.

EDIT 2: @ImmuneLion318 That fr is really cringy code though. One of the first things I learned in C# was a switch statement, and while it is ok for beginners, instead of teaching them crappy code teach them better code like switch statements. And yes, most people in this thread I would say could do better then stacking if statements.

EDIT 3: @_realnickk Good code, thanks for being smart and not stacking if statements (no offense to anyone who did stack if statements).

@50127First it is bad practice for programming and also its not as fast in performance compare if u use switch statements.

@atari *she and as far as I've seen she's actually trying to learn and not just mindless pasting /shrug

@pepsi Your Saying This As If I Don't Know It, You Shouldn't Criticize Beginners For Bad Practices When We All Know We All Did This When We Started.

@50127You seem broken in the head... If u start with bad code you will get used to programming like that which just isn't good. And please my head hurts seeing all the letters with caps

@pepsi You Seem To Lack Brain Function And Nueron Activation If You Start With Bad Code Your Meant To Improve How Stupid Can You Genuinely Be. No Wonder The Uis I See From You Still You Sentinel Stuff You Lack Skills To Do Anything Else

@Alternate Congrats You Learned Switch Before Most Still Doesn't Mean Multiple Condition Statements Are Not Good Also If I'm Correct C# Switch Statements Compile Into A If Statement Basically In IL Just Look It Up Yourself.

I mean,

For a beginner who doesn't know anything about C#, This would be atleast understandable.

As immune said, It's fine for beginners to start from bad code. 

No hate to pepsi but don't make this a big deal.