I want to utilize the final value to the main program [closed]

Answer 1

Most of the other answers seem to be throwing away the value of final_value in the loop. Try:

public int userInput(int user_Input)
{
    int final_Value = 1;

    for (int i = 1; i <= user_Input; i++)
    {
        final_Value *= user_Input;
    }

    return final_value;
}

Answer 2

Your main issue with the code above is that you are using "int" where you should be using a variable. All you will have to do to get it to compile should be to convert the places you were trying to use an int to use a variable.

for(int i = 1; i <= user_Input; i++)
{
    final_Value = i * user_Input;
}

Changing to the above should compile, but now you will need to get the proper logic inside the loop. Since final_Value can only hold one integer value, every time you go through the loop, you are overwriting it instead of multiplying to the previous one.

Hopefully, that second part was enough of a hint that you will be able to figure out how to find the answer.

Answer 3

int is a keyword in C# and you cannot use that as a variable name. change it to something else.

for ( var i = 1; i < = user_Input; i++)
{
    final_Value = i * user_Input;
}

Answer 4

Well, you've not told us what the error is, but the first one is that you'll have a compile error. You're for loop isn't constructed properly because you're missing the declaration of i, despite the fact you're trying to increment it. Try this instead:

int final_Value;
for ( int i = 1; i <= user_Input; i++)
{
    final_Value *= user_Input;
}

Answer 5

You need to have a variable for the iterator

class Class1
{
    public int userInput(int user_Input)
    {
        int final_Value = 1;

        for ( int i = 1; int <= user_Input; i++)

           final_Value *= i; // equal to : final_Value = final_Value * i;


          return final_Value;

    }
}

final_Value will initially be 1 then will be multiplied by i for each increment.

Answer 6

You forgot to declare a variable (int i, in this case) for your loop and initialize the final_Value variable:

public int userInput(int user_Input)
{
    int final_Value = 1;
    for (int i=1; i<=user_Input; i++)
    {
        final_Value *= i;
    }
    return final_Value;
}