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444 Pointscan i get help in if/else
i need someone to check my work and tell me my mistake
string language = Console.ReadLine();
bool language = true;
if (language == true)
{
"C# Rocks!";
}
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,210 PointsYour code attempts to declare language twice, and as different types.
Since the provided code already establishes the variable language as a string, you won't want to redeclare it as a bool. So you can remove line 2 completely.
Then the challenge says to print “C# Rocks!” to the console if language equals “C#”. So instead of comparing the variable language with true, you should compare it to the string "C#".
FInally, to print a string you need to pass that string as an argument to an output function, such as System.Console.WriteLine().
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444 Pointsali raafat
444 Pointstheir is a mistake
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444 Pointsali raafat
444 Pointshow can i add Console.WriteLine