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Im trying to teach myself memory hacking (for fun) anyways Im having trouble reading multiple user inputs to modify a integer.
Here is my current Code (allows for 1 user input.)
*Note: I did not add in the subtraction yet, just need to get addition working for now.
*Note2: I have declared 'number' outside of the main void.

 Console.WriteLine("Number is Currently at: " + number);
 Console.WriteLine("Enter '+' to raise the number.\nEnter '-' to lower the number.\n");
 string String = Console.ReadLine();
 while(String =="+") {
         String = null;
         Console.Clear();
         number += 1;
         Console.WriteLine("Number is Currently at: " + number);
         Console.WriteLine("Enter '+' to raise the number.\nEnter '-' to lower the number.\n");


If anyone can help I would appreciate it.
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            Start:
            Console.WriteLine("Number is Currently at: " + number);
            Console.WriteLine("Enter '+' to raise the number.\nEnter '-' to lower the number.\n");
            string String = Console.ReadLine();
            if (String == "+")
            {
                Console.Clear();//you sure?
                number += 1;
            }
            else if (String == "-")
            {
                number += 1;
            }
            goto Start;
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loop:
    Console.WriteLine("Number is Currently at: " + number);
    Console.WriteLine("Enter '+' to increase the number.\nEnter '-' to decrease the number.\n");
    ConsoleKey input = Console.ReadKey().Key;
    if (input == ConsoleKey.OemPlus)
        number++;
    else if (input == ConsoleKey.OemMinus)
        number--;
    Console.Clear();
    goto loop;
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MrCheater wrote
            Start:
            Console.WriteLine("Number is Currently at: " + number);
            Console.WriteLine("Enter '+' to raise the number.\nEnter '-' to lower the number.\n");
            string String = Console.ReadLine();
            if (String == "+")
            {
                Console.Clear();//you sure?
                number += 1;
            }
            else if (String == "-")
            {
                number += 1;
            }
            goto Start;

This seems to do the Job perfectly!

Sorry for wasting your time M0D1F13D.
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Z61 wrote
This seems to do the Job perfectly!

Sorry for wasting your time M0D1F13D.

No problem, if you get tired of pressing enter I would switch to the ReadKey method.
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If you are really interested in this stuff, I wouldn't use C#. It has a lot of built in methods for keeping memory nice and clean. It would be better to use C or C++ as it's easier to write unsafe code. Good luck either way! ;)
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ODST_107 wrote If you are really interested in this stuff, I wouldn't use C#. It has a lot of built in methods for keeping memory nice and clean. It would be better to use C or C++ as it's easier to write unsafe code. Good luck either way! ;)

Well im just using it as a basic Hackme for myself
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