My code doesn't work - Barnacules video tutorial.

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using System;using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Linq;using System.Text;using System.Threading.Tasks;// HelloWorldnamespace JerrysCoolApp{    //Class (contains functionality)    class Program    {        // Function (entry point)        static void Main(string[] args)        {            Console.WriteLine("Type a number, any number?");            ConsoleKeyInfo keyInfo = Console.ReadKey();                        if( keyInfo.KeyChar == 'a');            (                Console.WriteLine("That is not a number! KNOCK IT OFF NOW!");            )            Console.WriteLine("Did you type {0}", keyInfo.KeyChar.ToString());        }    }}

This is supposed to give me a command prompt, but it isn't. 

[TheRoss0411]

Did you select command prompt ?

Have you launched it ?

[Guest]

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[LukeTim]

 

using System;using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Linq;using System.Text;using System.Threading.Tasks;// HelloWorldnamespace JerrysCoolApp{    //Class (contains functionality)    class Program    {        // Function (entry point)        static void Main(string[] args)        {            Console.WriteLine("Type a number, any number?");            ConsoleKeyInfo keyInfo = Console.ReadKey();                        if( keyInfo.KeyChar == 'a');            (                Console.WriteLine("That is not a number! KNOCK IT OFF NOW!");            )            Console.WriteLine("Did you type {0}", keyInfo.KeyChar.ToString());        }    }}

This is supposed to give me a command prompt, but it isn't. 

 

 

What happens when you run it?

[Idle Master 3000]

needs to be

then it should work

[Prokart2000]

 

using System;using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Linq;using System.Text;using System.Threading.Tasks;// HelloWorldnamespace JerrysCoolApp{    //Class (contains functionality)    class Program    {        // Function (entry point)        static void Main(string[] args)        {            Console.WriteLine("Type a number, any number?");            ConsoleKeyInfo keyInfo = Console.ReadKey();                        if( keyInfo.KeyChar == 'a');            (                Console.WriteLine("That is not a number! KNOCK IT OFF NOW!");            )            Console.WriteLine("Did you type {0}", keyInfo.KeyChar.ToString());        }    }}

This is supposed to give me a command prompt, but it isn't. 

 

mine didnt work either, it said cannot find output directory or something or other

[JamieF]

 

Snip

 if( keyInfo.KeyChar == 'a');            (                Console.WriteLine("That is not a number! KNOCK IT OFF NOW!");            )

The first line of an if statement isn't supposed to have a semi colon.

 

So it should be

 if( keyInfo.KeyChar == 'a')

[LukeTim]

if( keyInfo.KeyChar == 'a');            (                Console.WriteLine("That is not a number! KNOCK IT OFF NOW!");            )

needs to be

if( keyInfo.KeyChar == 'a');            {                Console.WriteLine("That is not a number! KNOCK IT OFF NOW!");            }

then it should work

 

 

Those two are the same thing... did you mean to remove the semi-colon after the if condition?

[Ciccioo]

Those two are the same thing... did you mean to remove the semi-colon after the if condition?

curly brackets / round brackets

it took me several reads to see the difference

[LukeTim]

curly brackets / round brackets

it took me several reads to see the difference

 

lol dammit.

[Ciccioo]

lol dammit.

[LukeTim]

 

 

 

I got all 10!

[Idle Master 3000]

@LukeTim

 

 

sorry for not being that clear on what I chanced

[LukeTim]

@LukeTim

 

 

sorry for not being that clear on what I chanced

 

Hey, no need for apologies. My fault for not paying attention!