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Mukhtar Al Maden
Courses Plus Student 1,415 Pointswhat should I do to pass this?
I couldn't pass I tried several different things and ran out of ideas
string heightInput = "168";
int.Parse.heightInput= 168;
int height = int.Parse;
1 Answer
Fredrik Rönnehag
2,342 PointsYou're close.
You need to parse the string heightInput to convert it to an integer.
Then store that int in an int variable named height.
int.Parse() is a method that you can add a parameter to.
string heightInput = "168";
int height = int.Parse(heightInput);
// Declaring the new int height, then initialize by the = sign, making it equal to the value from the int.Parse(heightInput) method.
// Sidenote: If the string isn't parseable by not containing numbers to form an int. The program will crash.