Why there is no an output for this code?

Question

string x = Bassel; int y = 15; Console.WriteLine(My name is {0} and my age is {1} xy);

Nilesh Shah · Answer

There is output but only thing is you cannot see it because your program closes immediately after printing the message. You need to add Console.ReadKey(); at the end of your code so that it waits for user action (like enter key) before closing. string x = Bassel ; int y = 15; Console.WriteLine( My name is {0} and my age is {1}  x y); Console.ReadKey();

Bryian Tan · Answer

@Nilesh Shah @Rafnas T P Good catch!!! +1

Rafnas T P · Answer

in this code you will ge output as My name is Bassel and my age is 15. but you cant see it because it running fast and you can seen yor command window issplashing so you have to use at last Console.ReadKey(); or Console.ReadLine(); to block this screen until user enters a key your modified code as follows string x = Bassel ; int y = 15; Console.WriteLine( My name is {0} and my age is {1} xy); Console.ReadKey();

Amit Kumar · Answer

Hi Your code is 100% correct return output but not showing because s how the output result in console application we will have to use. Console.ReadKey(); OR Console.ReadLine(); int y = 15; Console.WriteLine( My name is {0} and my age is {1}  x y); //Console.ReadKey(); Console.ReadLine();