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C# / C Sharp » Data Types » Number Screenshots  Declare int and use it   //Example3_6.cs, Page 78 using System; public class Example3_6q {    public static void Main(string[] args) {       int number1 = 12;       int number2 = 23;       Console.WriteLine("The answer is " + number1 + number2);       Console.WriteLine("The answer is " + (number1 + number2));           } }                          Related examples in the same category 1. Converting Degrees to Radians 2. Converting Radians to Degrees 3. Converting a Number in Another Base to Base10 4. Determining if a String is a Valid Number by Parse functions 5. Use regualr expression to check: is it a number 6. Use int.Parse to check: is it an integer 7. Use Integer.Parse to check: is it a number 8. Use regualr expression to check: Is it an Unsigned Integer 9. Use regular expression to get number from string 10. Faster way to get number from string 11. Converting Celsius to Fahrenheit 12. Converting Fahrenheit to Celsius 13. Is it a double number 14. Test for an Even or Odd Value 15. System maximums and minimums 16. Use int variable 17. shows that using an instance of the System.Int32 stucture is the same as using the int keyword 18. Numeric Parsing Demo 19. Number calculation utils 20. Double Range 21. Int Range 22. Sparse Double Range 23. Sparse Int Range 24. Checks if a value is in a range (inclusive) 25. Determines whether the specified value is null. 26. Converts specified value to nullable value.