Made my first C# program

[Baby]

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Nothing fancy. It asks whether you want to generate a number with 7, 8, or 9 digits. If you don't pick 7, 8, or 9, it generates an error and asks for you to try again. Once you pick one of the numbers, it gives you a random number that is x many digits. After that, it asks you if you want another one. If you do, it will repeat the process. If not, it will close out of the console. If you have any suggestions on some other ideas I could try and create I would love to hear them.

Edit: You can now find the code here:

Feel free to critique my code .

Edit 2: I'm also having trouble with the program being case sensitive with string inputs. I was wondering if anyone could help me with that. (Hence why on line 76 I write "no" and "No")

 

[ZsZ]

I thought you were going to show us the code so you could get suggestions lol. Anyways, good job!

 

[Baby]

I thought you were going to show us the code so you could get suggestions lol. Anyways, good job!

Added!

 

[Blood]

For the case sensitivity, compare ignoring case. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6371150/comparing-two-strings-ignoring-case-in-c-sharp
Also, when you compare objects, use .equals() instead of ==

 

[Baby]

For the case sensitivity, compare ignoring case. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6371150/comparing-two-strings-ignoring-case-in-c-sharp
Also, when you compare objects, use .equals() instead of ==

Updated my code, how does it look? Thank you for the help!

 

[Blood]

Updated my code, how does it look? Thank you for the help!

Looks good for strings (which are objects) but don't do it with primitive datatypes (like numbers)

 

[Baby]

Looks good for strings (which are objects) but don't do it with primitive datatypes (like numbers)

Whoops my bad thank you for lettingme know. I will change my code amd add that in my notes

 

[Kelly4572]

nice job!

 

[Ghast]

Looks nice, but with C# I just got straight into Windows Forms. Good start on it though, would love to help you out if you have any questions. I also suggest starting on the side C++ if you are interested in game hacks production.

 

[Ghast]

Was it easy? Thinking of getting into Coding & development myself

If you’ve done java in the past it’s much easier than you think.

 

[Ghast]

havent done java, learned like super basics as in booleans, integers, n some others like a year ago but just gave up, im thinking of just diving into c++ and making private shit for myself.

Haha well if you are motivated enough you’ll get there. Color detevtion in C# is a pain in the ass though.

 

[Ghast]

i'm just gonna dive into the basic stuff as in cheating is my main focus. Focusing on basic trainers at first then learning about anticheat bypasses n whatnot

First you have to learn bit of both. C# for a dll injector and C++ for the undetectable feature.

 

[Zyger]

Okay, this is epic.

I don't code in C# myself, but I think you should be able to use \n as a new line instead of having to write the whole Console.WriteLine(""); line.

 

[Ghast]

Okay, this is epic.

I don't code in C# myself, but I think you should be able to use \n as a new line instead of having to write the whole Console.WriteLine(""); line.

That works for C++, not sure about C#, I think not though.

 

[Baby]

Looks good for strings (which are objects) but don't do it with primitive datatypes (like numbers)

Fixed!

nice job!

Thank you!

Looks nice, but with C# I just got straight into Windows Forms. Good start on it though, would love to help you out if you have any questions. I also suggest starting on the side C++ if you are interested in game hacks production.

Nice! I will probably start Windows Forms soon, just having some fun in the console. I was looking into game hacks production for fun, so I'm interested in learning C++. Thank you

Was it easy? Thinking of getting into Coding & development myself

As someone who spent some time learning Java, it definitely wasn't too hard starting off.

Okay, this is epic.

I don't code in C# myself, but I think you should be able to use \n as a new line instead of having to write the whole Console.WriteLine(""); line.

Thank you for the suggestion! It does work and just allowed me to remove many lines of my code!