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Practice reading input from the console in C#.

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Konspekty Giganci
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Practice reading input from the console in C#.

by Konspekty Giganci
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One day , a young programmer turned on his computer and decided to write his first in C# .
At the beginning of the project , he saw the word , which defined the namespace ? the place where his project .
Below it was the program , and then the main , where he could begin programming .

Inside the , he noticed strange symbols ? curly braces ? which surrounded blocks of the program .
He also noticed that each block should be indented to the right to make the code more .

When he added a to display text , the teacher reminded him that at the end of every instruction he must place a ; otherwise , the program would not run .

Finally , Kacper added a few to explain what his code does and proudly ran his first program .

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When the programming learner what a starting program looks like , he moved on to .
At the very beginning , he wanted the screen to be , so he used the command . Clear ( ) .

Next , he displayed a greeting to the user using the Console . ( ) method ? thanks to it , the following text appeared on the screen :
" Welcome to my first program ! "

Then he wanted to ask for the name of the person using the program .
So he wrote : Console . Write ( ) ? to the text " What is your ? " without moving to a new line .

The user typed in their name , and the program read it using : Console . ( ) .

Now the programmer wanted to say hello , so he used the stored variable of type string to display the message :
" Nice to meet you , [ ] ! "

Before the program ended , he wanted the user to be able to see the result before the closed .
That is why he added Console . ( ) at the end , so the program would wait until the user pressed a key .

 
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