Here we will learn on how to communicate with Console
a. How to read message
b. How to write message
a. How to read message from our console.
Important Note: Please keep in mind that C# is a case sensitive.
Meaning that name and NAME are different.
Let's have sample program that illustrate the read/write to console
using System; // This is common for all our c# programs
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
// To show a message on the console to enter name
Console.WriteLine("Enter your name");
// Reading the name from console
string Name= Console.ReadLine();
// Concatenate name with hello word and print
Console.WriteLine("Hello " + Name);
}
}
There is another method to print the message on console.
//Below syntax is called Placeholder syntax to print name with hello word
//Console.WriteLine("Hello {0}", Name);
a. How to read message
b. How to write message
a. How to read message from our console.
Important Note: Please keep in mind that C# is a case sensitive.
Meaning that name and NAME are different.
Let's have sample program that illustrate the read/write to console
using System; // This is common for all our c# programs
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
// To show a message on the console to enter name
Console.WriteLine("Enter your name");
// Reading the name from console
string Name= Console.ReadLine();
// Concatenate name with hello word and print
Console.WriteLine("Hello " + Name);
}
}
There is another method to print the message on console.
//Below syntax is called Placeholder syntax to print name with hello word
//Console.WriteLine("Hello {0}", Name);
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