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137 PointsDeclare a variable using a string Console.Readline(). Am I missing something, can't seem to do it right?
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Console.Readline=firstname"Jeremy";
Steven Parker
231,210 PointsThat's not quite it either. See my hints.
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Steven Parker
231,210 PointsDeclare the variable first, using "var" or "string" and then the name, follow with the equal-sign and then call the function. Remember to put parentheses () after the function name. Finally end the statement with a semicolon. You won't need an actual name here, it will be input by the user.
Remember to spell "firstName" with a capital "N" and "ReadLine" with capital "L".
Benny Ogidan
17,948 PointsBenny Ogidan
17,948 Pointsstring firstname = "Jeremy"; Console.Readline(firstname);