C#•10mo ago

✅ is there anything wrong with how i used $"{}" ???

i am wondering

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using System; using System.Data; using System.Linq.Expressions; using System.Net.Security; using System.Diagnostics; using System.IO; using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations; using System.Xml.Schema; using System.ComponentModel.Design; namespace Program; class Bird { public string name; public string color; public int amount; public Bird(string name_bird, string color_bird, int amount_bird) { name = name_bird; color = color_bird; amount = amount_bird; } static void Main(string[] args) {
while (true) { Console.WriteLine("Please enter your parrot kind or 'q' to quit:"); string user = Console.ReadLine(); if (user.Length > 1) { Random random = new Random(); string[] parrots = { "Parrot", "Ara", "Sun conure", "Lovebird", "Cockatoo", "Macaws", "Lorikeets", "Scarlet Macaw", "Kākāpō", "Parakeets", "Senegal parrot", "Caiques", "Amazon parrot", "Parrotlet", "Burrowing parrot", "Cockatiel", "African Grey", "Eclectus", "Pionus parrot", "Budgerigar", "African Greys", $"{user}" }; string[] colors = { "Blue", "Red", "Green" }; Bird[] birds = new Bird[parrots.Length]; for (int i = 0; i < parrots.Length; i++) { int num = random.Next(1000, 20000); int start = random.Next(0, colors.Length); birds[i] = new Bird(parrots[i], colors[start], num); Console.WriteLine(birds[i].name); Console.WriteLine(birds[i].color); Console.WriteLine(birds[i].amount); Console.WriteLine(); } } else if (user == "q") { break; } } } } string[] parrots = { "Parrot", "Ara", "Sun conure", "Lovebird", "Cockatoo", "Macaws", "Lorikeets", "Scarlet Macaw", "Kākāpō", "Parakeets", "Senegal parrot", "Caiques", "Amazon parrot", "Parrotlet", "Burrowing parrot", "Cockatiel", "African Grey", "Eclectus", "Pionus parrot", "Budgerigar", "African Greys", $"{user}" };

Angius•10mo ago

user is a string anyway So there's not really any point turning it into a string

𓀠𓀒𓀡𓀬OP•10mo ago

no im tryna put it at the end of my array

Angius•10mo ago

Just put user there

𓀠𓀒𓀡𓀬OP•10mo ago

you have to create a hole new array if you want to use it diffently o

Angius•10mo ago

No need for $"{user}"

𓀠𓀒𓀡𓀬OP•10mo ago

alr thx

i like chatgpt•10mo ago

@Winter dissi Maybe you want to do something like this?

List<string> parrots =
[
    "Parrot",
    "Ara",
    "Sun conure",
    "Lovebird",
    "Cockatoo",
    "Macaws",
    "Lorikeets",
    "Scarlet Macaw",
    "Kākāpō",
    "Parakeets",
    "Senegal parrot",
    "Caiques",
    "Amazon parrot",
    "Parrotlet",
    "Burrowing parrot",
    "Cockatiel",
    "African Grey",
    "Eclectus",
    "Pionus parrot",
    "Budgerigar",
    "African Greys"
];


string[] colors = { "Blue", "Red", "Green" };
List<Bird> birds = new();

// Displaying predefined birds
for (int i = 0; i < parrots.Count; ++i)
{
    Bird bird = GetBird(parrots[i], colors);
    birds.Add(bird);
    Console.WriteLine(bird);
}

while (true)
{
    Console.WriteLine("\nPlease enter your parrot kind or 'q' to quit:");
    string? user = Console.ReadLine();

    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(user)) break;
    if (user.ToLower() == "q") break;

    parrots.Add(user);
    Bird bird = GetBird(user, colors);
    birds.Add(bird);
    Console.WriteLine(bird);
}


Bird GetBird(string name, string[] colors)
{
    string color = colors[Random.Shared.Next(0, colors.Length)];
    int amount = Random.Shared.Next(100, 20000);
    return new Bird(name, color, amount);
}

record Bird(string Name, string Color, int Amount)
{
    public override string ToString() => $"Name: {Name}, Color: {Color}, Amount: {Amount}";
}

List<string> parrots =
[
    "Parrot",
    "Ara",
    "Sun conure",
    "Lovebird",
    "Cockatoo",
    "Macaws",
    "Lorikeets",
    "Scarlet Macaw",
    "Kākāpō",
    "Parakeets",
    "Senegal parrot",
    "Caiques",
    "Amazon parrot",
    "Parrotlet",
    "Burrowing parrot",
    "Cockatiel",
    "African Grey",
    "Eclectus",
    "Pionus parrot",
    "Budgerigar",
    "African Greys"
];


string[] colors = { "Blue", "Red", "Green" };
List<Bird> birds = new();

// Displaying predefined birds
for (int i = 0; i < parrots.Count; ++i)
{
    Bird bird = GetBird(parrots[i], colors);
    birds.Add(bird);
    Console.WriteLine(bird);
}

while (true)
{
    Console.WriteLine("\nPlease enter your parrot kind or 'q' to quit:");
    string? user = Console.ReadLine();

    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(user)) break;
    if (user.ToLower() == "q") break;

    parrots.Add(user);
    Bird bird = GetBird(user, colors);
    birds.Add(bird);
    Console.WriteLine(bird);
}


Bird GetBird(string name, string[] colors)
{
    string color = colors[Random.Shared.Next(0, colors.Length)];
    int amount = Random.Shared.Next(100, 20000);
    return new Bird(name, color, amount);
}

record Bird(string Name, string Color, int Amount)
{
    public override string ToString() => $"Name: {Name}, Color: {Color}, Amount: {Amount}";
}

𓀠𓀒𓀡𓀬OP•10mo ago

damn that looks quite advanced i will look tommorrow if i can find anything good rn now im tryna do open source

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✅ is there anything wrong with how i used $"{}" ???