C# New Line Problem Issue

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Hello Everyone!

I Start C# Few Days Ago But i still Got One Problem In Input From the User.When I Say User To Enter Data Then It Take Input in Next Line not In One line

But i want user give him Input In One LIne.

For Example
I say Enter Your Name://I Want input Field In There Not in Below Line/New Line.

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C#

string Name;
Console.WriteLine("Enter Your Name:");
Name=Conver.ToSting(Console.ReadLine());
Console.ReadLine();

Posted 12-Aug-14 5:11am

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Updated 12-Aug-14 10:50am

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PIEBALDconsult 12-Aug-14 11:37am

"Conver.ToSting(Console.ReadLine());"

It is a string already; you don't need to convert it.
In fact, please avoid using Convert entirely; most beginners use Convert because they don't understand what they're doing.

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H, Please try out the following solution.

C#

Console.WriteLine("Enter a text");
var mytext = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine(mytext.ToString());

Posted 12-Aug-14 6:07am

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Updated 12-Aug-14 6:43am

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Jason Gleim · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-12T05:24:00

Don't use Console.WriteLine... it writes the text and appends a new line to the end. Use Console.Write to leave the cursor at the end of the line.

Note too that ReadLine will read the text entered up to the user hitting 'enter'. There is also a Console.Read function that will return each character entered. You might use that if you present a menu or something and want to get the user's choice or if you ask them to confirm something and don't want them to have to hit enter.

Good luck!