c# - The Door Game Random Number Program -


this question exact duplicate of:

i want create program able function using priorities have set in algorithm! user can select random number until specified number found correct answer...it has 1 error @ moment, need improvising solution until compiles correctly..

using system; using system.collections.generic; using system.linq; using system.text;  namespace door_game_remade {     class program     {         static void main(string[] args)         {             int keynum = 5;            // int correctnum = 0;             int  correctkey= 5;             int mindoors = 1;             int maxdoors = 10;             random getdoor = new random();              int door = getdoor.next(mindoors, maxdoors);              console.writeline(" please enter key unlock door: {0}", keynum);              (int = keynum; <= 10; i++)             {                 return;             }            enter code here if (keynum == correctkey)             {                 console.writeline("you have unlocked door! great work!!!");             }             else             {                 console.writeline("you have incorrect key!");                 console.readkey();                 console.read();             }         }     } } 

if i'm understanding correctly, take @ this:

static void main(string[] args) {     int keynum = 5;     int mindoors = 1;     int maxdoors = 10;     random getdoor = new random();     int correctkey = getdoor.next(mindoors, maxdoors); // correctkey random int between mindoors , maxdoors.      //have user enter in number until guess correctkey value.     {         console.write(" please enter key unlock door: ");         keynum = int.parse(console.readline());      //look int.tryparse if have deal non-integer inputs too.          if(keynum != correctkey) // if input incorrect, show message.         {             console.writeline("you have incorrect key! try again.");             console.writeline();         }     }     while(keynum != correctkey);      console.writeline("you have unlocked door! great work!!!");     console.read(); } 

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