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C# C# Basics (Retired) Console I/O Formatting Output

Posted by loaykdmany
loaykdmany
785 Points

Use Console.WriteLine to print the contents of the firstName variable to the screen. 2 hours still cant solve it

ive been sitting front on my pc 2 hours on that challenge tast in c# basics the last task :Use Console.WriteLine to print the contents of the firstName variable to the screen. i still cant solve it i tried everything....

Smita Sahoo
Smita Sahoo
864 Points

string firstName = Console.ReadLine(); /This is to get the input of the console into firstName variable. */ Console.WriteLine("FirstName: {0}", firstName); /*To write it back to console/

3 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points

Though you didn't post your code, you obviously passed task 1 already. Task 2 also involves a function call, but instead of assigning the output to a variable, you will pass the variable to the function as a parameter.

Remember that parameters go inside the parentheses "()" that follow the function name.

Be sure to post your code if you need any additional assistance.

loaykdmany
loaykdmany
785 Points

thanks alot man and sorry for late reply you reminded me little things that i didnt pay attention to...

David Good
David Good
12,348 Points
David Good
David Good
12,348 Points

The WriteLine() function accepts a String variable as a parameter. You don't need to type WriteLine(string firstName), only WriteLine(firstName)

Andy Larsson
Andy Larsson
8,420 Points
Andy Larsson
Andy Larsson
8,420 Points

Im having the same issue.

C#

string firstName; Console.ReadLine(); Console.WriteLine(string firstName);

and it still says "Did you forget to pass firstName to WriteLine as a parameter?" please help me