Help with C#

Question

This code:

int m = 32;
string n = "Mike";
Console.WriteLine(n,m);

Why I cant write that like " Console.WriteLine(m,n); " ????

Answer 1

You have to write :
Console.WriteLine(m + " " + n);

Or

Console.WriteLine(n + " " + m);

Answer 2

sneeze It does compile because it expect the string define a format to be printed, for example:-

Console.WriteLine("{1}-{0}", 1, 2); //prints 2-1

Kindly refer to Microsoft documentation for more info:-

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.console.writeline?view=netframework-4.8#System_Console_WriteLine_System_String_System_Object___

Answer 3

TY but
This format will work:
Console.WriteLine(n,m); -----> 1st string and then int
and the other one wont why??

Answer 4

https://code.sololearn.com/c3DDKsu0j4i1/?ref=app

Funny it does compile.
Although the output is not correct.

To print a comma put it between quotes " ".
To print a int convert it to a string.