More specificly, switch and enum were the most recent poorly taught subjects that didnt come across all that well, if you could point me in a good direction for learning that would be great. Thank you

You know what, i completely agree with you. Its frustrating actually. Debug has only been covered to the point of click debug. I dont even have the work breaking point in my c# vocabulary yet. The quality of learning for this course is not high at all, which sucks for some one who actually wants to learn it and not just put a program together for an assignment. Thats the first thing i will do after i finish this assignment, learn to properly debug.

(That window you showed where it showed the values of my variables, how is that visible?)

So i set them to 0 because i thought you had to do that with things you have declared that you might not use (another bad teaching moment from my professor i assume?). Taking the = 0 out of the 4 of them and putting "" around each child teen adult and senior in the If statements i assume will fix this. Please help me learn to fish, i have your debugging tutorial open and will study it tonight. Do you have any other advice for me?

Care to brief me on that? I just learned switches and enums and it was taught to me very poorly to the point where i dont understand how to use it or even why its used.

Yea and thats most definitely not what i was aiming for haha. My intentions for the first set of if statements were to take the persons age and depending on how old they were label them as child teen adult or senior. Not 0 obviously. And the purpose of the second set of if statements was to take what ever they were labeled as before and correlate a number to them as their rate. (1, 1.5, 1.7, 2). and then display age, classification and and rate. EX Age: 23 Classification: adult Rate Multiplier: 1.7

Not fully. Was i not supposed to set them to 0?