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Can i use a variable name in stand of placeholders

23rd Feb 2017, 1:10 PM
Lindokuhle
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yes you can Console.WriteLine("i am " + age + "years old"); from c# 6.0 there is another way to achive the same: Console.WriteLine(
quot;i am {age} years old"); note $ at before the string!
25th Feb 2017, 9:06 PM
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Dear Lindokuhle What do you mean of this? Please , Put the code that you are thinking about. :) Sorry for this but my English is not very good. But anyway I'll try to help you.
24th Feb 2017, 7:33 PM
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int age = 12; System.Console.WriteLine("I am {0} years old", age); why can't I do this? int age =12; System.Console.WriteLine("i am " + age "years old");
24th Feb 2017, 9:47 PM
Lindokuhle
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Dear Lindokuhle You missed a Plus (+) after putting the variable ->>> age Correct form: int age = 12; System.Console.WriteLine("i am " + age + "years old"); Best regards :)
25th Feb 2017, 6:05 PM
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