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C# C# Basics Strings Combining Strings

Posted by Sikder Qais
Sikder Qais
339 Points

Question Broken

Program.cs 
using System;

class Program
{

    static string Eat(string par1, string par2)
    {
    return ("I think apples and blueberries are tasty!"); 
    }

    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(Eat("apples", "blueberries"));
        Console.WriteLine(Eat("carrots", "daikon"));
    }

}
Sikder Qais
Sikder Qais
339 Points

Define an Eat method that takes two string parameters. Eat should return a string in the form "I think [first parameter] and [second parameter] are tasty!" (without square brackets). For example, the call Eat("apples", "blueberries") should return "I think apples and blueberries are tasty!"

When I run any code in this section it returns something about eggs and falafel.

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,744 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,744 Points

The example output given in the question is only valid when method is called as Eat("apples", "blueberries"). If different arguments are used, the method should return a string that contains those arguments.

The code shown here only returns a literal string and ignores the arguments. It needs to be re-coded so that it builds up the string using the arguments that are passed to it. This can easily be done using String Concatenation or String Interpolation.

Emeric Juhasz
Emeric Juhasz
3,476 Points
Emeric Juhasz
Emeric Juhasz
3,476 Points

using System;

class Program {

// YOUR CODE HERE: Define an Eat method!
static string Eat(string foodOne, string foodTwo)
{
    return ($"I think {foodOne} and {foodTwo} are tasty!");
}

static void Main(string[] args)
{
    Console.WriteLine(Eat("apples", "blueberries"));
    Console.WriteLine(Eat("carrots", "daikon"));
}

}