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Answer - > text -> answer - Xparn - Nov 10, 2012

Hi, im totally new in programming and trying to do some easy progs so i get a hang of it... im stuck and don't know how to do this;

Code 
Module Module1

    Sub Main()

  Console.WriteLine("Vad heter din mamma?")

  Dim mamma As String = Console.ReadLine()

  Console.WriteLine("Vad heter din pappa?")

  Dim pappa As String = Console.ReadLine()

  Console.WriteLine("Din mamma heter " & mamma, Console.WriteLine("och" & pappa)

  Console.WriteLine()

  Console.ReadLine()

    End Sub

End Module

My question is how can i make it work? so that mamma (answer) then i write some text then pappa (answer2) is coming on the same line? I know i can put the answer etc ->
text: Answer
text: Answer2

but as you can see i tried to get the answer in the same line, how do i do it? Thanks in advance! :p

* - carrot223 - Nov 10, 2012

You do not need the second console.writeline on that line:

Code 
Console.WriteLine("Din mamma heter " & mamma & " och " & pappa)

Or neater:

Code 
Console.WriteLine("Din mamma heter {0} och {1}", mamma, pappa)

* - Xparn - Nov 10, 2012

(Nov 10, 2012 01:11 AM)carrot223 Wrote: You do not need the second console.writeline on that line:

Code
Console.WriteLine("Din mamma heter " & mamma & " och " & pappa)
Or neater:

Code
Console.WriteLine("Din mamma heter {0} och {1}", mamma, pappa)

Yay! Damn thank you haha i kept trying i didn't get it to work.. now i get it :P
Even though the {0} is red as the text is, it does count the {-} as the dim value? learnt something new if so :)

* - carrot223 - Nov 10, 2012

Yes, that is correct, see example:

Code 
dim name as string = "john"

dim age as string ="28"

console.writeline("{0} is {1} years old", name, age)

'output is : john is 28 years old

* - Xparn - Nov 10, 2012

(Nov 10, 2012 01:39 AM)carrot223 Wrote: Yes, that is correct, see example:

Code
dim name as string = "john" dim age as string ="28" console.writeline("{0} is {1} years old", name, age) 'output is : john is 28 years old

I see! thanks... I will probably ask alot more in this forum, hope noone gets angry! 😝