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    <p>For part of my code there is section which is the same if statement over and over again the only difference being one of the variables. Is there a better way of structuring my code?</p> <pre><code>if (buttonArray[m, j].BackColor == levelTwo &amp;&amp; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor == levelTwo &amp;&amp; buttonArray[i, j].BackColor == levelTwo) { buttonArray[i, j].BackColor = levelThree; buttonArray[m, j].BackColor = Color.Transparent; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor = Color.Transparent; } if (buttonArray[m, j].BackColor == levelThree &amp;&amp; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor == levelThree &amp;&amp; buttonArray[i, j].BackColor == levelThree) { buttonArray[i, j].BackColor = levelFour; buttonArray[m, j].BackColor = Color.Transparent; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor = Color.Transparent; } if (buttonArray[m, j].BackColor == levelFour &amp;&amp; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor == levelFour &amp;&amp; buttonArray[i, j].BackColor == levelFour) { buttonArray[i, j].BackColor = levelFive; buttonArray[m, j].BackColor = Color.Transparent; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor = Color.Transparent; } if (buttonArray[m, j].BackColor == levelFive &amp;&amp; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor == levelFive &amp;&amp; buttonArray[i, j].BackColor == levelFive) { buttonArray[i, j].BackColor = levelSix; buttonArray[m, j].BackColor = Color.Transparent; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor = Color.Transparent; } if (buttonArray[m, j].BackColor == levelSix &amp;&amp; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor == levelSix &amp;&amp; buttonArray[i, j].BackColor == levelSix) { buttonArray[i, j].BackColor = levelSeven; buttonArray[m, j].BackColor = Color.Transparent; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor = Color.Transparent; } if (buttonArray[m, j].BackColor == levelSeven &amp;&amp; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor == levelSeven &amp;&amp; buttonArray[i, j].BackColor == levelSeven) { buttonArray[i, j].BackColor = levelEight; buttonArray[m, j].BackColor = Color.Transparent; buttonArray[m, a].BackColor = Color.Transparent; } </code></pre>
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    2. COFor performance, look up your buttons from the array and declare them in scope. This saves you from 20 lookups in the array
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    3. COwhat's this levelFive/Six business? If that was an array, it'd be a simple matter of having `level[5]` and stuff all of that into a loop.
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