I am trying to take user inputs and store it them in two different arrays using C#

[G+_Denzel Brown]

I am trying to take user inputs and store it them in two different arrays using C#.  I think that I have everything ready to go but i am getting errors stating that cannot convert a double to an int, and that my local variable i cannot be used in this context because it will change the parent or current scope.  Here is my code //fill arrays

            for (double i = 0; i < chevy.Length; i++)

 

            {

                //enter chevy array

                chevy = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

 

                for (double i = 0; i < ford.Length; i++)

                {

                    //enter ford array 

                    ford = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

                }

                //end fill array

[G+_Mark Cahill]

Typically for loops iterate over ints (i.e. whole numbers), not doubles (which contain fractions). It wouldn't make much sense to ask for the 3rd and a half value in the array - that's what the first error is about. Change it to for (int i = 0;

 

Also you have a for loop inside a for loop. And both are using i as the variable to iterate over. That's a problem as i means two different things - that's basically what the second error is saying. I'd call them i and j.