Can I use Console.ReadLine () inside object initialiser

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Sachin Singh · Answer

you can always use Console.ReadLine() in object initializer as @Rajnikant hawaldar has mentioned, what you can't is console.WriteLine() as it returns Void.

Amit Gupta · Answer

When you know what does ReadLine do then there will be no doubt at all Basically ReadLine() function reads the input from the console (user) and navigate the cursor to a new line as methodname specifies that. Read() function read the input and keeps the cursor at the end of it ReadKey() function reads a single key from the user and navigate to the end of it.

Rajanikant Hawaldar · Answer

I have created console app and used ReadLine() inside object initializer its working. using System; namespace UserReadLineInsideObjectInitializer { public class Student { public string StudentName { get ; set ; } } class Program { static void Main( string [] args) { Student stdObj = new Student() { StudentName = Console.ReadLine(), }; Console.WriteLine( "Student Name is: {0}" ,stdObj.StudentName); Console.ReadKey(); } } }

Mageshwaran R · Answer

Hi Deeraj , please refer this link: https://xbuba.com/questions/37018595

Deeraj S · Answer

Thank you @Amit, @Rajanikant and @aashima for your valuable answers

Can I use Console.ReadLine () inside object initialiser

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