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Console.Clear ();

AustinB

Keep in mind that the console is it's own separate object, so anything you do to it won't affect another object.

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Just typo in your windows search CMD .   Then write something like "Tree"

And then type "cear" ..  Its the same thing, it just cleares the display. Nothing more.

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The console is just a visual representation of what you are doing, console.clear() will just clear whatever the console is displaying. If you are talking about variables like int and strings then you will need to clear those yourself in the code.

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