In this lesson, you will learn about the different output operations in C#, their usage, and examples to better understand the topic.
To print or output a value in C#, use the Console.WriteLine()
method:
Console.WriteLine ("Hello World! "); Console.WriteLine ("I'm learning C#");
Output
Hello World! I'm learning C#
This method will print the content of the string between the “”, then move to a new line. It also can print numbers.
Example
Console.WriteLine(21);
Output
21
The Console.Write()
function is similar to the WriteLine function. The difference is that the Write function does not add a new line after printing the value.
Example
Console.Write("Hello World! "); Console.Write("I'm learning C#");
Output
Hello World! I'm learning C#
You can also use the output function in C# to concatenate two values and print them using the +
operator.
Example
Console.WriteLine("Hello " + "World!");
Output
Hello World!
This concludes the C# Output lesson. In the next lesson, you will learn about Variables in C#.