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C#: Interacting with command-line

October 24, 2007 – 5:27 pm

The command-line interaction is a basic element of c#, it allows a program to accept input from a user. Typically, it works
like this: prompt user for input, they enter information, and program takes action.

// Declare Namespace
using System;// Start "Program" Class
class InteractiveWelcome
{
// begins program execution.
public static void Main()
{
// Write to console and ready to receive input
Console.Write("What is your favorite site?: ");
Console.Write("Your favorite site is, {0}! ", Console.ReadLine());
Console.WriteLine("Welcome to C#, stay tuned on Splitzer.net!");
}
}

Result/Explaination:
The first line writes the “What is your favorite site?”, which is written using Console.Write() , the second line doesnt actually
get any input, but it evoluates from the first line. Third line, just basiclly writes the output from line two and three.If you havent noticed, “//”, two forward slash refers to commenting out the line.

 

Tags: c#, command-line