Need some Help

[poisonoak]

I'm extremely lost on how to do this...

If anyone could help, it would be greatly appreciated.

I need to write an application in c# that continuously prompts a user for test scores until the user enters a sentinel value. A valid score ranges from 0 through 100. When the user enters a valid score, add it to a total; when the user enters an invalid score, display an error message and before the program ends, display the number of scores entered and their average.

The code needs to contain a while loop.

Thanks!

[2kaud]

And the difference between this thread and your other one http://forums.codeguru.com/showthrea...31#post2203431 is??

Are you writing the same program in c++ and c#?

[poisonoak]

Im writing in c#

this is what i have so far in a console application

bool IsValidScore=true;
List<int> score=new List<int>();
while(IsValidScore)
{
int tempVal=-1;
if(Int32.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(),out tempVal) && (tempVal>=0 && tempVal<=100))
{
score.Add(tempVal);
}
else
{
score.ForEach(i=>Console.WriteLine(i));
Console.WriteLine($"Average: {score.Average()}");
Console.WriteLine("Error.Try again.");
IsValidScore=false;
}
}

[Jim Snyder]

I will point you in the correct direction, but not do your homework. Read here for a basic console app to write "Hello World!":
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k1sx6ed2.aspx

Within the body of main(), place your existing code and compile. Resolve the errors one by one until it compiles cleanly. The one thing I see missing in your code is a prompt to the user telling them what to enter. It could go right after your int declaration.

EDIT: I am still in C# <6, so my debugger complains on the new interpolated string. I cannot help you directly due to that, but can give more general help.