c# - Why does Console.Read() not give the value I expect for integer input? -


For some reason, VSE C # 2010 (or maybe there is a problem with my laptop) <,>, & gt; , & Lt; = And> = Boolean Comparison operator correctly

  Fixed zero main (string [] args) {Console.WriteLine ("Enter an integer:"); Int myInt = Convert.ToInt32 (console. Read ()); Boole's Leighton 10 = Myint & lt; 10; Bull is Bitin 0 and 5 = (0  

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console Read in a single character and returns the ASCII value of that character; the ASCII value of the character is not 2 2 .

You want to read in character and represent it as a character , which you can do through the use of the console. Readkey (as you do in your program later) or console.readline if you want to read a string instead of using the console, such as the interpretation Has been. Read . You can then convert that number to the numerical representation by using the representation of that string using int.Parse .


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