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Prof. EDGARDO T. CRUZ

MODULE 7- IMPLEMENTING USER’S INPUT


Intended Learning Outcomes:
At the end of this module, the students should be able to:
1. Familiarize with the console as a tool for data input; and
2. Work through a programming example that illustrates the
lesson’s concepts.

MODULE 7- IMPLEMENTING USER’S INPUT


C# User Input
In C#, the simplest method to get input from the user is by using
the ReadLine() method of the Console class.

Code Snippet:

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Reading Numeric Values from User using Convert class.
Code Snippet:

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MODULE 7 SEATWORK: (Choose 5 items)
1. Write a program that reads from the console three numbers of type int and
prints their sum.
2. Write a program that reads from the console the radius "r" of a circle and prints
its perimeter and area.
3. A given company has name, address, phone number, fax number, web site and
manager. The manager has name, surname and phone number. Write a program
that reads information about the company and its manager and then prints it on
the console.
4. Write a program that prints three numbers in three virtual columns on the
console. Each column should have a width of 10 characters and the numbers
should be left aligned. The first number should be an integer in hexadecimal; the
second should be fractional positive; and the third – a negative fraction. The last
two numbers have to be rounded to the second decimal place.

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5. Write a program that reads from the console two integer numbers (int) and
prints how many numbers between them exist, such that the remainder of their
division by 5 is 0. Example: in the range (14, 25) there are 3 such numbers: 15,
20 and 25.
6. Write a program that reads two numbers from the console and prints the
greater of them. Solve the problem without using conditional statements.
7. Write a program that reads five integer numbers and prints their sum. If an
invalid number is entered the program should prompt the user to enter another
number.
8. Write a program that reads five numbers from the console and prints the
greatest of them.
9. Write a program that reads an integer number n from the console. After that
reads n numbers from the console and prints their sum.
10. Write a program that reads an integer number n from the console and prints
all numbers in the range [1…n], each on a separate line.

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QUESTIONS?

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