[Yips]

Is there anyway to have the user input the numbers they wish to add in the specific class made for addition instead of already inputted numbers?

[rusoaica]

Of course there is. If you are making a console application, you can use Console.ReadLine()
If you are making a Windows Forms application, you can use InputBox.

[Yips]

rusoaica, on 21 October 2014 - 10:49 AM, said:

Of course there is. If you are making a console application, you can use Console.ReadLine()

I use console.readline a lot in the console applications, which is what I'm mainly learning right now. But where would the console.readline function within the public class?

[rusoaica]

You should put in inside your Main method, if it is a console application. If not, put the InputBox in the Load event of your form, or in a button's Click event or wherever you need your input to be placed. You can create a variable and assign its value the result of the Console.ReadLine or InputBox methods.

[Yips]

Thanks, very helpful.

[rusoaica]

You're welcome!