piercebhunt commented 4 years ago

Let's get started

Today, we are starting our journey into development. This journey has to start somewhere. For this assignment, you will be making a program that demonstrates some programming fundamentals.

Objectives

Ensure your development environment is setup
Practice creating variables
Practice working with user input

Requirements

Make sure you have followed the setup instructions for your computer's operating system

Follow this guide to review how to create and run C# applications

All your code should place inside the static void Main(string args[])

Explorer Mode

[ ] Create a new app that does the following.
- Practice Creating Variables
- Create a variable (use your best judgment for type) that stores the numberOfCupsOfCoffee that you drink every day.
- Create a variable (use your best judgment for type) called fullName and set it equal to your full name.
- Create a variable (use your best judgment for type) call today and set it equal to today's date.
- Use Console.WriteLine and your variables, numberOfCupsOfCoffee, fullName, and today, to output all three on one line.
- Practice Getting Input From the User
- Ask the user for their name and store it in a variable named userName.
- Print out a greeting to the user, using their name.
- Practice Getting Different Types of Input From the User
- Ask the user to input two numbers.
- Get the numbers as strings using Console.ReadLine, store them in variables named firstNumberAsString and secondNumberAsString
- Converting String Input Into Numbers
- Convert each string above to a double using Double.parse. Save the first value in a variable named firstOperand and the second value in a variable named secondOperand.
- Doing Math
- Add the operand variables from above and save the results in a variable named sum.
- Subtract the secondOperand variable from the firstOperand variable and save the results in a variable named difference.
- Multiply the operand variables and save the results in a variable named product.
- Divide the firstOperand by the secondOperand and save the results in a variable named quotient.
- Find the remainder when one operand is divided by the other and save the results in a variable named remainder. See this page if you need to learn more about the modulo operator.
- Use Console.WriteLine to present the user, in a meaningful way, each of the values for the sum, difference, quotient, product, and remainder variables. (e.g. perhaps one of your outputs is similar to If you add 4 and 5 you get 9 if 4 and 5 were the input)

Adventure Mode

Using Logic
- [ ] Add some logic to your program that prints a different, special, greeting to the user if their name happens to be Alice.
Using Advanced Types
- [ ] Use the type DateTime to represent the data variables.