It is not asking for user input in visual studio.

Question

I used console.readline and all the code is right.

Answer 1

On the last line, the comma should be on the right of the closing quotation marks.

Answer 2

If you give us the code you used we could help you. Right now we can't do anything to help you.

Answer 3

This would be where the problem is
{
string yourName;
Console.WriteLine("What is your Name?");
yourName = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Hello," yourName);
}

Answer 4

Also how do I view what a user would be viewing in visual studio?

Answer 5

Your last code must have {0} after "Hello "
like this:
Console.WriteLine("Hello {0}," yourName);

Answer 6

both answers below only give half an answer. if you intended to use a placeholder you are both missing the {0} and the comma is the wrong position.

Console.WriteLine("Hello {0}", yourName);

however if you did not intend to use a placeholder all you are missing is the + sign:

Console.WriteLine("Hello, " + yourName);