Now I think it's kinda interesting.

The first two days have just been in touch with programming, using C #. The beginning is really boring, but today's feeling is much better, very interesting. According to the teacher's curriculum, he wrote a small program, running well. Share it here.

About the Scheduling applet:

int SJ;
int AA;
String Noon;
String JG;

Console.WriteLine ("I Am a Time helper");
Console.WriteLine ("Current time is:");
SJ = Convert.ToInt32 (Console.ReadLine ());
Noon = SJ > +0 && SJ <= 12? "AM": (SJ > && sj <= 23?) "PM": "Time input Error!!!" ");
AA = SJ <= && SJ >= 0? sj:sj-12;

JG = SJ >= 0 && SJ <= 8? "Go to sleep for a while, the sky is not bright yet!" ": (SJ > 8 && SJ <= 11?") Take a rest after breakfast and exercise! ": (SJ > && SJ <= 15?") You can take a nap after noon. ": (SJ > <= && SJ 18?") Dinner's about to start. ": (SJ > <= && SJ 21? "Sleep Now": (SJ > && sj <= 23?) "It's too late to go to bed." ":" The time is wrong!!! ")))));

Console.Write (AA);
Console.WriteLine (noon);

Console.WriteLine (JG);

A small program of computer questions:

Console.Write ("Hello Friend, what do you need?" ");
Console.Write ("I:");
String a = Console.ReadLine ();
Console.Write ("Oh oh, this ah, we have a lot of shops, how much do you need?") ");
Console.Write ("I:");
String B = Console.ReadLine ();
Console.Write ("OK, this is your {1} {0}.") ", A, b);

Now I think it's kinda interesting.