Below, I will show you some C# coding. I was asked to structure my own set of coding on an online coding editor. This editor is called “IDEONE”. The purpose of this task will show you how C# coding is structured. I was given 9 coding tasks to complete. I will display them below as I go along.
Task 1: Write a C# programme that displays your name on one line. Copy the code in this image into IDEONE and run the code.
Task 2: Write a C# Sharp program to print the sum of two numbers.
Task 3: Write a C# Sharp program to print the result of dividing two numbers.
Task 4: Write a C# Sharp program to print the result of the specified operations.
Task 5: Write a C# code that remembers a whole number known as an integer, int for short.
Task 6: Write a C# code that uses 2 numbers for a sum and formats output onto the screen.
Task 7: Write a C# code that gets numbers from the keyboard.
Task 8: Write a C# Sharp program to print on screen the output of adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing of two numbers which will be entered by the user.
Task 9: Write a C# Sharp program that takes an age (for example 20) as input and prints something as “You look older than 20”.
Decisions
For this task, I was given a 2-parter task on displaying C# code on Ideone to demonstrate how to your print age and name on screen. in multiple ways. Those ways will be demonstrated with screenshots of my completed tasks.
Task 1: Write C# code that prints your name and age on the screen.
Task 2: Write C# code that prints your name and age on the screen using an int and a string.
Task 3: Write C# code that gets user input for age and name, prints your name and age on the screen using an int and a string (NOTE: you must use the input tab anywhere you have a ReadLine).
Task 4: Write C# code that gets user input for age and decides if you are 18 (NOTE: you must use the input tab).
Task 5: Change the value of yourAge in task 4 above to 10 and run it. What is the output? Change the value of yourAge again to 33. What is the output?
yourAge input – 10:
yourAge input – 33:
Task 6: Write C# code that gets user input for age and decides if you are 18 or over. Test this code with input of 10, then 18 and finally 33.
Task 7: Write C# code that gets user input for age and decides if you are 18 or under. Test this code with input of 10, then 18 and finally 33.
Task 8: Change the test in the line of code if(yourAge<=18) in the code for task 7. Try running it with the following: “<, >, !=“
code: “>”
code: “<“
code: “!=”
Task 9: Change the value of the test from task 7 code from 18 to another number, try 10, 16, 19 and 33. What is happening and why?
10
16
19
33