Here is the program in Main
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace GasMileageCalculator { class Program { /*********** * this program will calculate * miles per gallon given * an input of mile and gallons * ***************/ static void Main(string[] args) { //program variables double miles; double gallons; double mpg; bool goodMiles; bool goodGallons; //we use a do loop and a try parse to make sure the entry is //in the correct format do { Console.WriteLine("How many miles were traveled"); //the try parse returns a bool true or false //if good it assigns the result to the out parameter miles //if false it assigns 0 to miles goodMiles = double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out miles); if (!goodMiles) { Console.WriteLine("Enter a valid mileage as numbers"); }//end if } while (!goodMiles); //end do do { Console.WriteLine("How many Gallons"); goodGallons = double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out gallons); if (!goodGallons) { Console.WriteLine("Enter a valid number for Gallons"); } //end if } while (!goodGallons); //end do mpg = miles / gallons; Console.WriteLine("You got {0:F2} miles per gallon", mpg); //Console.WriteLine("You got " + mpg.ToString("#0.00") + " miles per gallon"); //Math.Round(mpg, 2); Console.ReadKey(); }//end main }//end class }//end namespace
Here is the program with methods
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace GasMileageMethods { class Program { ////// this program calculates miles but /// breaks it into methods /// GetMiles() prompts the user for miles /// GetGallons() prompts the user for gallons /// CalculateMPG() calcualtes the miles per gallon /// Display(double mileage) displays the results /// the mileage is passed to display as a /// parameter from CalculateMPG() /// /// static void Main(string[] args) { //load the program class into memory Program p = new Program(); //call the Method to calculate the mpg p.CalculateMPG(); //call the end program method p.EndProgram(); } ////// this method prompts the user for miles /// it uses a try parse and a do loop /// to check if its a valid entry /// ///miles private double GetMiles() { double miles; bool goodMiles; do { Console.WriteLine("Enter the miles traveled"); goodMiles = double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out miles); if (!goodMiles) { Console.WriteLine("Enter a valid number for miles"); }//end if } while (!goodMiles);//end while return miles; }//end GetMiles ////// This method prompts the use for Gallons /// and uses a try parse and a do loop to check /// for the validy of the answer /// ///gallons private double GetGallons() { double gallons; bool goodGallons; do { Console.WriteLine("Enter the Gallons used"); goodGallons = double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out gallons); if (!goodGallons) { Console.WriteLine("Enter a valid number for Gallons"); }//end if } while (!goodGallons);//end while return gallons; }//end GetGallons ////// the calculate method calls the GetMiles() /// and the GetGallons() method to get /// the values and then calculated the miles /// per gallon. It passes the variable storing the /// result to the /// private void CalculateMPG() { double distance = GetMiles(); double gas = GetGallons(); double mpg = distance / gas; //double mpg=GetMiles()/GetGallons(); Display(mpg); }//end CalculateMPG private void Display(double mileage) { Console.WriteLine("You mileage is " + mileage.ToString("F2")); }//end Display private void EndProgram() { Console.WriteLine("Press any key to exit"); Console.ReadKey(); }// }//end class }
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