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Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's C# journey — lesson 36 of 69.

Challenge

Beginner

Write a program that gets an input from the user.

The input is read as a string. The program will output "T" if the input equals "1" and "F" otherwise.

To compare strings in C#, you can use .Equals() or ==:
input.Equals("1") returns true if input is "1"
input == "1" does the same thing

Try it yourself

using System;

public class Program {
    public static void Main(string[] args) {
        // Write your code below

    }
}

All lessons in Fundamentals

1Introduction

C#Hello World!Comments Basic Program Structure

4Operators Part 1

Arithmetic Operators Modulo Operator Increment/Decrement Post Increment/Decrement Arithmetic Shortcuts

7Basic IO

Basic Output String Interpolation Reading Input Parse Recap - Till 120Recap - True or False

10Methods (Functions)

Declaring Methods Method Parameters Return Types Optional Parameters Recap - Validation Function Void Methods

13Iterating Over Collections

Using For Loop Foreach Loop Common Array Operations

2Variables Part 1

Numbers Char String Boolean Type Declaration

5Operators Part 2

Comparison Operators Logical Operators Part 1 Logical Operators Part 2 Recap - Simple Logic Logical Operators Part 3

8Calculator App

Welcome Message Getting Numbers

Project lesson

Basic Operations

Project lesson

Formatted Output

Project lesson

11Arrays Basics

Declaring Arrays Accessing Elements Modifying Arrays Array Methods Recap - Product Array Edit Recap - Reversed Array

14Final Challenges

Number Pattern Pattern Finder Student Grade Calculator

3Variables Part 2

Var Constants Naming Conventions Recap - Initialize Variables Type Casting

6Decision Making

If Statement If - Else Switch Statement Ternary Operator Recap - If Else Nested If - Else

9Loops

For Loop While Loop Do While Loop Break Continue Nested Loop Infinite Loop Recap - Dynamic Input

12String Operations

String Methods Part 1 String Methods Part 2 String Formatting