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C# How to read a user's input and store it in a variable.

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To do this you will need the command: Console.ReadLine();
Follow these steps:
1: Create a string(for a word input) or an int (for a number input).
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string word =
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int num =
Then add '= Console.ReadLine();'
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string word = Console.ReadLine();
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int num = Console.ReadLine();
This will take in what the user types and stores it in the variables...
...BUT,If you use this for a int, there will be an error because it can't convert.To fix this, do this:
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int num = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

And thats it!
 
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