11: Get User Input In C# | Preparing You For Project | C# Tutorial For Beginners | C Sharp Tutorial

[@Dani_Krossing]

Hi everyone! Hope you enjoy this video :) Is it just me or does the facecam "skip/jump" from time to time in this video? The original video I uploaded looks normal but the KZbin version seem to act up.

[@richarddoci]

Yeah, there was a little glitch there, but the content it's awesome as usual! \o

[@howcanidoit]

Switching from Java easily with your videos for new job assignment! Pure gold, don't know what else to say. :D

[@iakovspirin2896]

GREAT WORK, one of the best explanations i have seen so far...

[@gladstonross12]

even though i am not focusing on c# at the moment . i am still passing through to show some love. hope to see an advance js course from you soon

[@chachu2955]

Please continue the tutorial of C#

[@samdeur]

Thanks nice vid was searching for a good Parse and reading user input. Very nice work sir.. Greetings from The Netherlands.

[@CapDrew]

I’m working on homework with slightly different rules but this helped thanks!

[@Tukik11]

This was helpful. Thank you :)

[@creayus6773]

I hope that you also teach java. your vids were helpful. looking forward to your future tutorials :)

[@lylewyant3356]

I don't know if it was Pascal, but I remember being able to define my variables as a specific type and enter data with out converting.

[@aliexxxxx-r9j]

Thank you so much!

[@danielramos3586]

Hey! Great vídeo! About reading the user input, if I have 2 types of data in the same line, how should I separate it? For example, I have a line like this "name age" being the name a string and the age an int, how can I separate them and store them both in different variables?

[@NotTheHeroStudios]

You use /n after the first part. So it's console.writeline.(name + age) It would be written name /n + age) Or consolelog.writeline("name /n") consolelog.writeline("age")

[@NotTheHeroStudios]

Hope that helps, I kinda short handed the code in general. But main thing is /n

[@nuehanfdo8526]

watching all of em.. thanks dude

[@code2990]

In case you did not know, the reason why it is int32 and int64 is because there are 32 and 64 bit systems, a 32 bit system can only hold so much data whist a 64 bit system can hold more, that is why, if you have a older phone (e.g iPhone 5) and you do 654765+8695665 you will get a answer with a E. E stands for exponent, AKA a extra data that the processes can not process.

[@gleefulporcupine4420]

Thanks for this, I was confused

[@soumaiamamo3329]

Thank you !

[@jean-michel.houbre]

No need for Int32, int.Parse works fine (int is an alias for Int32)

[@iRMistzYT]

Do you have any tutorials on how to make a website with PHP using the MVC format?

[@tapiafrancois5866]

hey! You know, I commonly see your videos and I have a doubt if you are from Silicon Valley. I have always tended that doubt. greetings and you make excellent video tutorials

[@waqasmazhar4682]

Nicely done great explanation keep it up

[@gonzalocastilla4077]

can we declare the "age" variable as Int in line 10 and use the number right away?

[@seyaro2180]

no you can't, cause the user has to write out a string and *then* the program turns it into an integer. hope that helped!

[@gauravkharwal6174]

sir , you teach great i have no money to pay can i pay when i start earning

[@xempes]

isn't it better to do the parse in a try catch statement so when a user does do a string as an input it won't crash.

[@Dani_Krossing]

Yes it is recommended you always use "try/catch" for parsing. However this was a side episode just to go over some quick "skills" needed to complete the next exercise. There will be a later episode where I go into parsing methods in more detail, since this video only covered the bare minimum of converting strings to ints.

[@alexplaytop]

Why my program after input asks me input again My Name? It's simple ReadLine program, but after I input, nothing happens, just another empty line for inputting text???

[@ryuhayabusa2458]

isnt it easier to use : lets say int num = int.parse(console.readline()); ?

[@sanskartayal6018]

if there is no user data and we've converted string into float, what will be the condition string.Empty is not working?

[@rich143hkanda]

great explanation than @school

[@tambovskya]

Yo you make some pretty cool videos brah , A++

[@metox5812]

What is the difference between int32.Parse() and TryParse?

[@Dani_Krossing]

The difference is in what is returned if the parsing fails. Parse will return an exception, and TryParse will return a boolean.

[@CompaniesExperience]

for example String x = "1234">>> here we use Parse , String y = "ha1234" >> here we use TryParse.

[@Andrecopola]

Very good! But why keep saing "going"?

[@MichaelAlmarioAlmarioMichaelAl]

how is that when you run the code, the output display shows in the cmd?

[@Dani_Krossing]

Because we are building a basic Console APP in this course, which is exactly what CMD is as well. That’s why they look so similar. 🙂

[@MrBorgal]

Guys how to do the same thing but conversion strin to double or float ????

[@rulfos624]

string can be text right ?

[@SuryaKarna1999]

how to get multiple input string from user sir

[@anikhasan1874]

Please make a video about php blog + admin tutorial

[@eyshawty6126]

Er du Dansker?

[@AncalagonGames]

what is the difference between parse and convert?

[@jdgoldvox]

did you ever find out?

[@zacharyhouston2821]

Curious too. I typically use Convert

[@BeanFeed]

When I run it and type in the number it instantly closes the console

[@hamzarashid7579]

Type CW and press tab twice and it automatically creates "Console.WriteLine( );

[@seanginzelltagnines4304]

Thanks!!!

[@fogy5909]

int32 = num2 //is it possible

[@nwabisaqutu8295]

Where is 32 coming from?

[@dclconnect2377]

pls can you do form application ?

[@cleancodez]

Am first like it . How are u Daniel.

[@deleteduser7669]

Your the first comment

[@appleoverdrive7612]

How do I run it?

[@Dani_Krossing]

I show it in one of the first lessons :)

[@appleoverdrive7612]

@@Dani_Krossing Thank you

[@Logangil515]

i ran that code at 4:49 and got "The answer was 2!" WTF how

[@Logangil515]

nevermind im an idiot

[@ilkinbeshirzade1693]

8:56

[@hindizz1994]

am lost here