How do I do the jungle camping code coach?

Question

I've been trying to get this but I can't figure out how to take and process a random number of inputs.

Answer 1

Yaye

Hint convert string input to string array.

And use Equals method to compare string You can't compare with ==

Print the value if string is matching.

string s1 = Console.ReadLine();

string[] arr = s1.Split(" ");

for (int i = 0; i < arr.Length; i++) {
if (arr[i].Equals("Grr"))
Console.Write("Lion ");
else if (arr[i].Equals("Rawr"))
Console.Write("Tiger ");
else if(arr[i].Equals("Ssss"))
Console.Write("Snake ");
else if(arr[i].Equals("Chirp"))
Console.Write("Bird ");
}

Answer 2

I Am AJ ! , in the microsoft docs you can find this:

By default, the most common operations for string comparison are:

▪︎String.Equality and String.Inequality, that is, equality operators == and !=, respectively
▪︎String.CompareTo()
▪︎String.Equals()

so for me there is no good or bad between these variants.

Answer 3

Yaye , before we can help you, you should show us your attempt first. if you have not done a try by yourself upto now, please do so. Put your code in playground and link it here. Thanks!

Answer 4

I Am AJ ! , just a comment to your posts:

▪︎you mentioned " ... use Equals method to compare string. You can't compare with =="
--->>> this statement is not true, you can use also "==" to compare strings:

....
if (arr[i] == "Grr")
....

is also working perfect.

Answer 5

Lothar It will work but it's bad checking. I don't know in C# but if you talk about Java, Sonar is a tool which tells don't compare string with == always use equals method.

Answer 6

https://code.sololearn.com/cUYt4w16A7Gw/?ref=app

Answer 7

Thanks AJ. Thanks to you I was able to do it

Answer 8

Yaye

== compares object and two objects can't be same.

Equals compare values.

Answer 9

And what's the difference between "==" and ". Equals"

Answer 10

Oh okay, cool thanks