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Chapter 2, Problem 16E
Program Plan Intro
Following variables are used in the program:
Month: It is the enumeration that stores the months and their respective integer values.
stringMon: Enumeration type to store the name of month.
intMonth: To store the integer value of month.
UserInput: To take input from user in string format.
Following functions are used in the program:
Console.ReadLine(): To input month value in string format.
Convert.ToInt32(): To convert the entered value in string format to integer format.
Console.WriteLine(): To display the name of month entered by user and other instructions to user.
Summary Introduction:
Program will use define an enumeration Month which will store the month name and its respective integer value. Then Main() method will be used to ask the user to input the integer value of any month. The entered value will be stored in a variable type of Month enumeration after typecasting and name of month will be provided to the user. Program Description:
Purpose of the program asks user to input an integer number within range of 1 to 12 and provide respective month name for the integer.
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