Help on getting variable values from a loop

Hello I'm new on this forum and also on C#, and I have a question I want to retrieve the values of every variable from a loop, something like this:

Code:

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            sbyte A = -115, B = -44, C = 97, D = 112;
            byte E = 224;
            short F = -10000, G = 1990, H = 20000;
            ushort I = 52130;
            int J = 4825932;
            uint K = 970700000;
            long L = -1000000, M = 123456789123456789;

            for (char c = 'A'; c <= 'Z'; c++)
            {
                Console.Write(c);
                Console.ReadKey();
            }

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How can I get this working?
Thank you!

What about it isn't working?

Works perfectly on my machine.
It writes an A, waits for me to hit a key, then writes a B, waits for me to hit a key, then writes a C, waits... etc.

You do realize that the Console.ReadKey() waits for you to hit a key?

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Originally Posted by marjanvenema

What about it isn't working?

Works perfectly on my machine.
It writes an A, waits for me to hit a key, then writes a B, waits for me to hit a key, then writes a C, waits... etc.

You do realize that the Console.ReadKey() waits for you to hit a key?

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I want to retrieve the value of the variable. so instead of show "A" show "-115"

Also the limit should be 'M' on the for, but before adjusting that, I was trying to make it work

Then you need a way to "link" the character with the variable named as that character. One way to do so is to set up a list or a dictionary which you can then query using the character as the index or the key.

Lists (arrays) and dictionaries however use a single type. In your case that could be the biggest numeric type you need. As you have both signed and unsigned variables, you may need to set up two lists/dictionaries linking the variable names with the actual variable values (letter A, and the value of A) and have a way to determine in which list/dictionary the value is stored.