Small Question

[Gregrs]

I'm new at this, so don't laugh if this question is a bit nooby

 

So when I'm making a command application, I can make it ask me a question, then I'll be able to answer it and it'll give me a response. But that's it. What I'm wondering is, how do I make it keep going? For example, it will ask me left or right, I'll put in left, then it will ask me my favorite color or something and so on and so forth.

 

Let me take a guess though, is this how I would do it?

 

 

[WoctorDho]

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So I am a bit confused on what you are asking. You are making a console application, right? From how I read this, you are trying to ask the user multiple questions and get multiple responses. Is this correct? 

 

Also Is this C++?

 

Let me know. I'm happy to help if I can. 

[Gregrs]

It's C#

 

Basically, if you've ever read one of those books where it asks you do you go to the path on the right, or the left. And it will say something like, if you go to the left, skip to page 130 or something along those lines.

 

That's basically what I'm trying to do. It's more for understanding the concept more then anything else. I just need to know how you would go about doing this.

[lubblig]

I'm new at this, so don't laugh if this question is a bit nooby

 

So when I'm making a command application, I can make it ask me a question, then I'll be able to answer it and it'll give me a response. But that's it. What I'm wondering is, how do I make it keep going? For example, it will ask me left or right, I'll put in left, then it will ask me my favorite color or something and so on and so forth.

 

Let me take a guess though, is this how I would do it?

This would be the basics.

 

It could be done more advanced and I'm unsure of what you want to do with the answers. So if you explain that I might be able to help you.

 

You could do it more advanced and that requires less code. But for now I think it'll be easier for you to understand this first. (If you want to research it on your own, you could search for and learn more about arrays and loops.

[Gregrs]

Oh, I see how that works, I feel numb

 

Thanks for the help

[WoctorDho]

This would be the basics.

 

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This is pretty much what I was going to say. Good luck on your project @lubblig