C# Output

To display text in the console, use the Console class.

WriteLine vs Write

Console.WriteLine() prints text followed by a new line:

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### Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");

Console.Write() prints text without adding a new line:

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### Console.Write("Hello ");

### Console.Write("World!");

That prints Hello World! on one line.

Print multiple lines

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### Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");

### Console.WriteLine("I am learning C#");

### Console.WriteLine("It is awesome!");

Each WriteLine call starts a new line of output.

Output numbers and calculations

You can output numbers directly or compute values:

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### Console.WriteLine(3 + 3);

### Console.WriteLine(2 * 5);

### Console.WriteLine(10 / 2);

This prints:

6
10
5

Output variables

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string name = "John";
Console.WriteLine(name);

int age = 30;

### Console.WriteLine(age);

The console shows the value stored in each variable.

TL;DR

• Console.WriteLine() adds a new line after output.
• Console.Write() does not.
• You can print text, numbers, expressions, and variables.