C# Code to multiply numbers in C#

[Deleted member 613]

using System;
class MainClass {
 public static void Main (string[] args) {

Console.WriteLine("Please enter a number");
                int num1 = Console.ReadLine();
                Console.WriteLine("Please enter another number");
                int num2 = Console.ReadLine();
                int num3 = num1 * num2;
                Console.WriteLine("Function");
                Console.WriteLine(num3);

}
}

All the numbers are entered by the user 😉

 

[Malcolm]

Hello!

Could you please share how your code works, and provide a bit of explanation to your code, what it does etc.

We want Coders here at Code Forum to understand what they're looking at.

 

[Mathematical]

Seeing as no explanation has been provided, I'll happily provide one on behalf of the poster.

The program is extremely simple. The program starts by asking for one number and then once you insert that number, it asks for another one. Then, num3, has its value initialized by multiplying together num1 and num2(The numbers that you fed values to). Finally, your end result is printed off.

I hope this provides an explanation as to what the code does. Yes, it's extremely simple, but even some beginners may not understand it.

 

[Deleted member 613]

Seeing as no explanation has been provided, I'll happily provide one on behalf of the poster.

The program is extremely simple. The program starts by asking for one number and then once you insert that number, it asks for another one. Then, num3, has its value initialized by multiplying together num1 and num2(The numbers that you fed values to). Finally, your end result is printed off.

I hope this provides an explanation as to what the code does. Yes, it's extremely simple, but even some beginners may not understand it.

Yep,that's how.

 

[Mathematical]

Yep,that's how.

Well, as @Master Yoda said, make sure you actually post an explanation alongside the code next time. I won't always be around to fill-in for the explanations and we certainly hate posts that are not formatted properly to expectations.

 

[Deleted member 613]

Well, as @Master Yoda said, make sure you actually post an explanation alongside the code next time. I won't always be around to fill-in for the explanations and we certainly hate posts that are not formatted properly to expectations.

OK,ill do that from now on