Learn C# beginner programming - Simple code - Im stuck on the Date format. Im creating a int for 142021 and a string for the month name. Efficiently create your codes to display the correct formatted output below. 1. The program CANNOT have literal(s) within the method invocation operator for Write and WriteLine. 2. Except for the date (the last line), each output line is a string that will be assigned to a variable. 3. For the last output, you must use a numerical variable for the day and year. 4. Can only have ONE variable of each data type declared in the entire program. 5. No additional libraries are allowed. 6. Use standard variable naming convention. Should look like this:
I'm not allowed to use DateFormat. I need to use an int to have a numerical variable for the day and year and a string for the month. That's the part where I'm stuck. I already did the rest.
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Efficiently create your codes to display the correct formatted output below.
1. The program CANNOT have literal(s) within the method invocation operator for Write and WriteLine.
2. Except for the date (the last line), each output line is a string that will be assigned to a variable.
3. For the last output, you must use a numerical variable for the day and year.
4. Can only have ONE variable of each data type declared in the entire program.
5. No additional libraries are allowed.
6. Use standard variable naming convention.
Should look like this:
Literal is a numeral constant or string constant value set to the integer variable and string variable. The string literal is a set of characters enclosed in double-quotes. The constant numeral is a constant that can be integer, float value, or double value.
- //String literal
- string country= "USA";
- //Set character value
- char ch='N';
- //set constant for float
- float PI=3.14;
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