AndrewSaunders12 / MethodsExercise

Exercise 1:

Write a C# program that takes user input and creates a story. Ask the user for things like a name, color, an animal, etc. Make up a story and be creative. Hint: Use Console.ReadLine() to take user input and store the input into a variable.

Ask the user “What is your name?” Store the input.

EXAMPLE:

Console.WriteLine("What is your name?"); // output
var name = Console.ReadLine(); // input

Record user input, for each of these. Combine all answers for a fun, short story.

EXAMPLES:

Name: Michael

Favorite Color: Blue

Favorite Animal: Walrus

Favorite Band: The Beatles

Extra points - turn the answers into a fun short story! Save, commit, and push to Github

Exercise 2:

Write different methods that use each math operator, but allows you to plug in different integers. Calling the different methods would look like:

Sum(2,4) // would return 6
Multiply(10,2) // would return 20 

For Example:

namespace MethodsExercise
{
    internal class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");

            var name = Console.ReadLine();

            var result = Add(10, 20);
        }

Challenge mode using the params keyword:

Change the functions to use the params keyword to support a range of arguments.

Sum(2,4) would return 6.

Sum(2,4,6) would return 12.

Sum(1,1,1,1,1) would return 5.

• This way we could plug in multiple different values, and the method we write will still calculate it correctly, we could add, subtract, etc - as many values as we want.

Save, commit, and push to Github