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Question

The program you are given defines an array with 10 words and takes a letter as input.
Write a program to iterate through the array and output words containing the taken letter.
If there is no such word, the program should output "No match".

Answer 1

Zina Shekh Alzoor
1.Remove counter "count" as you use foreach loop so no need for counter
2."WriteLine" L is Capital so replace it
3. there is semicolon ; at the end of
string []words ...

Answer 2

Zina Shekh Alzoor

Print matched value and increment count

Outside the loop print "No match" if count is 0

count == words.Length will give "no output" message because count would not be equal to words.Length untill all value doesn't match

string letter = Console.ReadLine();

int count = 0;

//your code goes here
foreach (string k in words) {
if (k.Contains(letter)) {
Console.WriteLine(k);
count++;
}
}

if (count == 0)
Console.WriteLine("No match");

Answer 3

int count++; is invalid. Just put count++; in else part.
After the loop, If count is equal to array words length then output "No match" It's means never if part executed..

Answer 4

string letter = Console.ReadLine();

int count =0;

//your code goes here
foreach (string k in words )
{
if (k.Contains(letter))
{
Console.WriteLine(k);
}
else count ++;
}

if (count==words.length)
{
Console.WriteLine("No match");
}

Answer 5

using System;
namespace SoloLearn
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)

{
string[] words = {

"home",

"programming",

"victory",

"C#",

"football",

"sport",

"book",

"learn",

"dream",

"fun"

};
string letter = Console.ReadLine();

//your code goes here
foreach (string k in words )

{
if (k.Contains(letter))

Console.WriteLine(k);

else
Console.WriteLine("No match");

}
}
}}

Answer 6

Thanks👌

Answer 7

static void Main(string[] args)

{

string[] words = {

"home",

"programming",

"victory",

"C#",

"football",

"sport",

"book",

"learn",

"dream",

"fun"

}

string letter = Console.ReadLine();

int count = 0;

//your code goes here
foreach (string k in words )

{
if (k.Contains(letter))

Console.Writeline(k);

else
Console.Writeline("No match");
}
int count ++

}
}

Answer 8

string letter = Console.ReadLine();

int count =0;

//your code goes here
foreach (string k in words )
{
if (k.Contains(letter))
{
Console.WriteLine(k);
count ++;
}
هكذا؟
else if (count==words.length)
{
Console.WriteLine("No match");}

Answer 9

Yes. This AJ solution is cool.. I followed your approach.