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Yehuda Shiran August 21, 2002
Writing Dialogs with JScript .NET
Tips: August 2002

Yehuda Shiran, Ph.D.
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You can use the System.Console class to conduct dialogs with the user. The following example shows a dialog with the user. It asks for his or her name, and echoes it back:

  import System;
  System.Console.Write("What is your name: ");
  var name : String = Console.ReadLine();
  Console.Write("Hello ");
  Console.Write(name);
  Console.WriteLine("!");
Notice the usage of both Write() and WriteLine(). Whenever we want to go to the next line, we use the WriteLine() instead of Write(). The following command-line window shows the code listing of the above dialog, col116ex3.js, its compilation, and its execution.

To learn more about JScript .NET and ASP.NET, go to Column 116, JScript .NET, Part IX: Displaying Information.


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