public static void Main(string[] args)
{
int x = 3, y = 4;
decimal v = 1.3m, w = 1.7m;
/* 2. In the Main() method of the console app, instantiate
* the class and call the one method, passing in an integer,
* such as 12. Then display the result to the screen.
*/
MathClass add = new MathClass();
Console.WriteLine(MathClass.Formula(x, y));
/*4. In the Main() method of the console app, instantiate
* the class and call the second method, passing in a decimal.
* Display the result to the screen.
*/
Console.WriteLine(MathClass.Formula(v, w));
/*6. In the Main() method of the console app, instantiate the
* class and call the third method, passing in a string that
* equates to an integer. Display the result to the screen.
*/
string z = "10";
int parsedZ;
if (int.TryParse(z, out parsedZ))
{
Console.WriteLine(MathClass.Formula(parsedZ, x));
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
int x = 1, y = 5;
decimal v = 1.3m, w = 1.7m;
/* 2. In the Main() method of the console app, instantiate
* the class and call the one method, passing in an integer,
* such as 12. Then display the result to the screen.
*/
MathClass add = new MathClass();
Console.WriteLine(MathClass.Formula(x, y));
/*4. In the Main() method of the console app, instantiate
* the class and call the second method, passing in a decimal.
* Display the result to the screen.
*/
Console.WriteLine(MathClass.Formula(v, w));
/*6. In the Main() method of the console app, instantiate the
* class and call the third method, passing in a string that
* equates to an integer. Display the result to the screen.
*/
//string z = "10";
//int parsedZ;
//if (int.TryParse(z, out parsedZ))
//{
//string a = "100 things", b = "20";
Console.WriteLine("type a num");
string a = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("type a num or just push anything on your keyboard");
string b = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine(MathClass.Formula(a, b));
Console.ReadLine();
}