C#•3y ago

❔ Assignment due in a few hours. Need help ASAP

Okay, so I'm a first year college student in Info Tech and we are introduced to C# recently. This is the assignment that I gotta do by today and I HAVE NO IDEA how to start it. I tried searching these but the stuff that showed up are too advanced, and I can't really submit those cuz it'll be too obvious that I didn't do anything regarding it..

Patrick•1/21/23, 9:01 AM

The title is unhelpful.

PPatrick The title is unhelpful.

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 9:03 AM

Sorry, i dont use forums a lot

Thinker•1/21/23, 9:03 AM

Step 1: do you know how to read user input and parse strings into integers?

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 9:04 AM

Yyy...yes. We covered read user input but i dont understand the parse strings thing

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 9:04 AM

I can show you the files and lessons given to us for context if you'd like but there are too many

Patrick•1/21/23, 9:05 AM

guess you're out of luck then!

Patrick•1/21/23, 9:06 AM

this sounds like you want someone here to do your assignment for you - cramming what you need to know before it's due is not going to get you anywhere, so the only alternative you could possibly be looking for here is for someone to do it for you

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 9:06 AM

I want to understand it as well, so I can work on it in the future on my own

Patrick•1/21/23, 9:06 AM

it's due today, why would you work on it in future

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 9:06 AM

No it's fine, I told my teacher I will submit late

Patrick•1/21/23, 9:07 AM

Send code for what you've tried?

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 9:07 AM

The thing is- one of my classmates already posted the answers. I don't want to just copy paste that because I don't understand it

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 9:07 AM

I want to try working on it from the start

Thinker•1/21/23, 9:08 AM

The best you can do is try understand the code in that case

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 9:08 AM

oh man I have no idea how but I'll try. i'll get back here with progress if I make any I guess

Thinker•1/21/23, 9:15 AM

Also, without being too spoonfeed-y, try investigating what int.Parseint.Parse does.

Dusty•1/21/23, 1:39 PM

Maybe start from the bottom up, 3 and 2 are way easier

Dusty•1/21/23, 1:40 PM

Actually 2.

Dusty•1/21/23, 1:44 PM

So for 2. you could to the following:

bool x = true;
bool y = false;

bool andOperation = x && y;   // x and y need to be true, but y is false which means "andOperation" evaluates to false

Console.WriteLine($"&& Operator: {andOperation}");

bool x = true;
bool y = false;

bool andOperation = x && y;   // x and y need to be true, but y is false which means "andOperation" evaluates to false

Console.WriteLine($"&& Operator: {andOperation}");

Dusty•1/21/23, 1:44 PM

And the same for the other operations, I hope u get the idea

Dusty•1/21/23, 1:47 PM

@QuiteZestyy in case u still have time

DDusty @QuiteZestyy in case u still have time

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 1:48 PM

I did it similar to this actually

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 1:48 PM

Thanks tho :D

QQuiteZestyy Thanks tho :D

Dusty•1/21/23, 1:48 PM

So you got it done or still need help?

QuiteZestyyOP•1/21/23, 1:49 PM

I finished it 2 hrs ago ish. So im ok for now, thank you

Accord•1/22/23, 3:14 PM

Was this issue resolved? If so, run

/close

/close

otherwise I will mark this as stale and this post will be archived until there is new activity.

bool x = true; bool y = false; bool andOperation = x && y; // x and y need to be true, but y is false which means "andOperation" evaluates to false Console.WriteLine($"&& Operator: {andOperation}");

❔ Assignment due in a few hours. Need help ASAP

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