C#: Variables

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// c-sharp-variables.cs

using System 

namespace CsharpVariableExampleGroups
{
	class CsharpVariableExampleGroup1
	{
		system void Main(strings[ ] args)
		{
		// Datatypes for variables must be declared

		// Variables must start with a letter or underscore. The rest can be one of the following: letters, numbers,  underscores.

		// It's not good practice to use underscores or upper case letters to start variable names.

		int anOddNumber = 9;

		string aTeamName  = "Falcons";

		bool isTheSunHot  = true;

                float theGPAofAmber = 3.7;

		char theUpperCaseLetterM = 'M';
		
		Console.WriteLine("An odd number is"  +  " "  + anOddNumber  + "." );
		
		Console.WriteLine("A team name is"  +  " "  +  aTeamName + ".");
		
		Console.WriteLine("A team name is"  +  " "  +  aTeamName + ".");
		
		Console.WriteLine("The thought that the sun is hot is"  +  " "  + isTheSunHot + "." );
		
		Console.WriteLine("Amber's GPA is"  +  " "  + theGPAofAmber  + "." );
		
		Console.WriteLine("The letter m in uppercase is"  +  " "  + theUpperCaseLetterM  + "." );
		
		// Above is one way strings and variables are joined.  The empty parenthesis " " indicates a space.

		}

	}
}