Slick trick for doing a Choose() in C#

Back in my VB days, I frequently found the Choose() function handy.
I frequently used it for converting integer values to boolean for checkboxes and such.

Dim i as integer
i=1
Checkbox1.checked=Choose(i,false,true)

Nice and clean.

However, in C# I have been relegated to doing this:

int i=1;
if(i==1)
{
Checkbox1.checked=true;
}
else
{
Checkbox1.checked=false;
}

Much messier and longer.  If I have a dozen checkbox fields, this becomes excessively long.

So today I finally had enough and searched for a better way until I found this trick.  I just declare an array of boolean values on the fly and access the one I want.

int i=1;
Checkbox1.checked=new[] {false,true }[i];

There we go!  Back to a 1 liner that is easy to read.