exp
string x;
x = Demetrius;
Console.WriteLine("Is your name Demetrius");
Console.Read(x)
if(x == Demetrius)
Console.WriteLine("hey Demetrius");
if(x != Demetrius)
Console.WriteLine("This not Demetrius")
String Values
Say i want to ask a user to enter his name and IF his name is the name stored in the string type then i want to return something....Do i need to create a stringbuilder object to do this or can i just declare a string type like--->
exp
string x;
x = Demetrius;
Console.WriteLine("Is your name Demetrius");
Console.Read(x)
if(x == Demetrius)
Console.WriteLine("hey Demetrius");
if(x != Demetrius)
Console.WriteLine("This not Demetrius")
exp
string x;
x = Demetrius;
Console.WriteLine("Is your name Demetrius");
Console.Read(x)
if(x == Demetrius)
Console.WriteLine("hey Demetrius");
if(x != Demetrius)
Console.WriteLine("This not Demetrius")
String Values
jim and ebby
The same as you other post. Just revise your code:
string x;
x = "Demetrius";
Console.WriteLine("Is your name Demetrius");
Console.Read(x)
if(x == "Demetrius")
Console.WriteLine("hey Demetrius");
if(x != "Demetrius")
Console.WriteLine("This not Demetrius")
Just add "" to the strings...
cheers,
Paul June A. Domag