C#.Net code

As is mentioned, you need to show that you've tried. Regardless of whether it's really homework or you've picked the challenge from some website (a link is normally a good thing to back that up) you have to show that you at least understand the basics enough to try and follow.

Professional or hobbyist, you have to try.

Noone is going to write code for you.

We don't do people's homework for them. Assuming you've actually been attending your classes, your instructor should have given you everything you need to complete the assignment.

Instead of looking for the easy grade, do the frakking work. When/if you ever get a real programming job, the strategy you seem to be favoring right now will get you ridiculed and fired.

Good luck with that.

you may be a professional programmer. But the thing is i'm just starting C#.NET studying alone and this is not a homework this a tutorial where i'm found from I-net.

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From JSOP: And I have a bridge I want to sell you...


From SM: Hope you read what we replied. We will help you, but you need to put some effort, start on what you want to do. If you are a total beginner, then would suggest, start with something more simpler such that you can atleast start coding on the type of problem asked here!

repeat the following until done
get input from user
if input is less than 1 or input greater than 7 then display error message
else if input is equal to 1 then display "1: One"
else if input is equal to 2 display "2: Two"
else if input is equal to 3 display "3: Three"
else if input is equal to 4 display "4: Four"
else if input is equal to 5 display "5: Five"
else if input is equal to 6 display "6: Six"
else if input is equal to 7 display "7: Seven"
end repeat

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From JSOP: Your code block was causing the screen to horizontallay scroll - even on my 1680-wide display. How about some frakking line breaks in there?
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To JSOP from AHZ: aww, so sorry, ftfy