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how to read integer value in c#?

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if i want to read some integer what command i must use
how to do i read and save value in multi dimensional array??

urgently needed:-|
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Re: how to read integer value in c#?

maybe this short tutorial will help you. Follow the link near the bottom of the page for other tutorials.
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maybe this short tutorial will help you. Follow the link near the bottom of the page for other tutorials.

that link is telling how to read from a file I want to know how to read from keyboard.
Like we have have cin command in c++ and scanf in C
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Re: how to read integer value in c#?

If your using a Console app it should be

string strTemp = Console.Readline()
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If your using a Console app it should be

string strTemp = Console.Readline()

but i said i wanted to read integer tht will read integer as character
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int intTemp = Convert.ToInt32(Console.Readline())
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int intTemp = Convert.ToInt32(Console.Readline())
i have also found one other way that is
int n= int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
thanks pal that is great
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Crap forgot that he wanted a integer and not a string.
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Crap forgot that he wanted a integer and not a string.

no prob it is done now thanks for answering
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Re: how to read integer value in c#?
hey these codes are working you can debug and use
int sum = 7;
Console.WriteLine("enter an integer for adding");

int a = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

sum += a;

Console.WriteLine(sum);
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