Im doing an assignment in my C# class. The idea is to make a program to takes a month ( ie 05) day ( 1-31) century ( ie 20) year (ie 07) .
It takes the date and shows what day of the week that is.
Im doing it section by section, and im stuck on the first section.
Here's how my working code is looking so far:
using System;
public class ddate
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
/* This program will accept a date from the user
* and display the day of the week.
*/
//a user is inputing numbers and I can use int
// to verify that.
string month , day , century, year ; //strings will convert to int
Console.WriteLine("I am going to ask you a series of questions. Press enter to continue");
Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("This is newb code. Enter values exactly as directed. Press enter to continue");
Console.ReadLine();
/*Basically the program starts here. I just need some solid
ways to check if the user does it right. Suggestions? */
Console.WriteLine("Enter a two digit month. ie 08 for August");
month = Console.ReadLine();
Convert.ToInt32(month);
Console.WriteLine("Enter a day. 1 - 31 PLEASE!");
day = Console.ReadLine();
Convert.ToInt32(day);
Console.WriteLine("Enter the century. ie the '18' in 1870. TWO DIGITS");
century = Console.ReadLine();
Convert.ToInt32(century);
Console.WriteLine("Finally enter the two digit year. ie the '70' in 1870. TWO DIGITS") ;
year = Console.ReadLine();
Convert.ToInt32(year);
}
}