The System.ReadInt64 method is used in C# to read a 64-bit integer from the standard input. It is part of the System namespace and does not require any additional package libraries for implementation.
Example code:
long myLongInt = Console.ReadInt64();
This example reads a 64-bit integer from the standard input and assigns it to a variable named myLongInt.
Another example:
long[] myLongArray = new long[10];
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { myLongArray[i] = Console.ReadInt64(); }
This code creates an array of 10 64-bit integers, then uses a loop to read 10 integers from the standard input and assign them to the array.
In both of these examples, the System namespace is used to access the ReadInt64 method. There is no requirement for any additional package libraries.
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