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5,876 PointsStill dunno what I'm doing
?
string language = Console.ReadLine();
if '("language") = "C#";
{
Console.WriteLine("C# Rocks!");
}
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,125 PointsYou have a number of syntax errors on this line:
if '("language") = "C#";
- you have a stray apostrophe (
'
) - you have quotes around the variable name language
- you closed the parentheses before the expression was complete
- you have an assignment operator (
=
) instead of an equality test (==
) - you have a stray semicolon after the expression
What you probably intended would look more like this:
if (language == "C#")
ultan gannon
5,876 PointsThats great thanks Steven