Printing Alphabets

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Hi Everyone I need an urgent solution now  please I need to get a character as input from the user such that this character entered by the user must be generated by itself. similarly for any character inserted! . Please anyone help me Please very urgent

Rajeswari nathan · Answer

Try the bellow code // An keypress event example. using System; // Derive a custom EventArgs class that holds the key. class KeyEventArgs : EventArgs { public char ch; } // Declare a delegate for an event. delegate void KeyHandler ( object source KeyEventArgs arg ) ; // Declare a key-press event class. class KeyEvent { public event KeyHandler KeyPress; // This is called when a key is pressed. public void OnKeyPress ( char key ) { KeyEventArgs k = new KeyEventArgs () ; if ( KeyPress != null ) { k.ch = key; KeyPress ( this k ) ; } } } // A class that receives key-press notifications. class ProcessKey { public void keyhandler ( object source KeyEventArgs arg ) { Console.WriteLine ( Received keystroke:  + arg.ch ) ; } } // Another class that receives key-press notifications. class CountKeys { public int count = 0 ; public void keyhandler ( object source KeyEventArgs arg ) { count++; } } // Demonstrate KeyEvent. public class KeyEventDemo { public static void Main () { KeyEvent kevt = new KeyEvent () ; ProcessKey pk = new ProcessKey () ; CountKeys ck = new CountKeys () ; char ch; kevt.KeyPress += new KeyHandler ( pk.keyhandler ) ; kevt.KeyPress += new KeyHandler ( ck.keyhandler ) ; Console.WriteLine ( Enter some characters.  + Enter a period to stop. ) ; do { ch = ( char ) Console.Read () ; kevt.OnKeyPress ( ch ) ; } while ( ch != '.' ) ; Console.WriteLine ( ck.count +  keys pressed. ) ; } }

Sriram Ramani · Answer

No i cant get u . For example i must get a character as input from the user and that character must be generated by itself. . . .

jinge · Answer

Use Console.ReadLine method to let the user input and the return value is the user's input. Let me know if I don't understand you right.