Ok, working on the "Ivory Tower " example in the Show Notes on the Coding101 Episode 4 page Did...

[G+_Ray Albadon]

Ok, working on the "Ivory Tower" example in the Show Notes on the Coding101 Episode 4 page. Did this:

 

int UserInput;

Console.WriteLine("Input a number between 1 and 10");

 Console.Read (UserInput);

 

Using this gives an error "No overload method for 'Read' takes 1 arguments".

 

Finally got it to work by changing it around a lot:

 

int UserInput;

Console.WriteLine("Input a number between 1 and 10");

UserInput = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

[G+_Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ]

Ivory Tower is Pseudocode. Always use the code from our github site. :)

[G+_Cosmic Ray]

I looked at the code for that episode on github but I don't see where it includes the example from Ivory Tower.

 

By "Pseudocode", then, do you mean phony code that doesn't actually work and we should thus ignore it?

 

Got it!

[G+_Joseph Weaver]

No pseudo code is a way to work out the logic of what needs to be done to accomplish a task in a language between human language and proper computer code.