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ali raafat
444 Pointsi how can i add this
i need to add the numbers entered by the user then get the averager when he types done so i did a var entry = Console.ReadLine(); but then what should i do
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsHere's a few hints:
- you will need a loop
- ReadLine will give you a string, you'll need to convert it into a number (remember the "Yay!" challenge?)
- then, you will want to accumulate a running total and also keep a count of the inputs
- after you get a "done", you will exit the loop
- then you can divide the total by the count to get the average
- finally, you will output the average and the program is over
ali raafat
444 Pointsi converted it . I will make a loop and use if/else but what does accumulate a running total and also keep a count of the inputs mean
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsI was thinking that inside your loop, you would have something like this (your variable names may differ):
total += thisValue; // accumulate a running total
count += 1; // keep the count of inputs
tobiaskrause
9,160 Pointstobiaskrause
9,160 Pointshow many numbers can/should the user enter into the console?