I Don't know where to add this array. I keep getting errors. Please help me.

Question

I want to add this:

String [] strs = { "Fortune for Sunday",

"Fortune for Monday",

"Fortune for Tuesday",

"Fortune for Wednesday",

"Fortune for Thursday",

"Fortune for Friday",

"Fortune for Saturday"

};

Then output the fortune for that day:

Console.WriteLine(strs[pp.DayOfWeek]);

Please help me add to my program:

using System;

class dttimeex57

{

static void Main()

{

int yr, mn, dt;

Console.Write("\n\n Find the day for a given date :\n");

Console.Write("------------------------------------\n");

Console.Write(" Input the Day : ");

dt = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

Console.Write(" Input the Month : ");

mn = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

Console.Write(" Input the Year : ");

yr = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

DateTime d = new DateTime(yr, mn, dt);

Console.WriteLine(" The formatted Date is : {0}", d.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy"));

DateTime pp;

pp = DayOfWeek(d);

Console.WriteLine(" The day for the date is : {0}\n ", pp.DayOfWeek);

}

public static DateTime DayOfWeek(DateTime dt)

{

DateTime ss = new DateTime(dt.Year, dt.Month, dt.Day);

return ss;

}

}

Answer 1

Hello Karanbir,

If you would like to access the array only within the Main() function, you can put it at the beginning of the function like so:

static void Main()

{

String [] strs = { "Fortune for Sunday",

"Fortune for Monday",

"Fortune for Tuesday",

"Fortune for Wednesday",

"Fortune for Thursday",

"Fortune for Friday",

"Fortune for Saturday"

};

...

Additionally, I noticed some other errors that you should take a look at. I have not run the code, so I may not have caught them all, but these should be corrected at the very least.

Your main function and class should be declared as public

Your int variables should be either initialized or you should simply put int before the variable names the first time they are used and remove the duplicate declarations.