C# Integer Variables

Declaring and Initializing Integer Variables in C#

• In C#, an integer variable can be declared using the int keyword.
• The correct syntax for declaring an integer variable is: int variableName;
• To initialize an integer variable, you can assign a value to it using the assignment operator (=).
• The correct syntax for initializing an integer variable is: int variableName = initialValue;
• For example: int myInt = 10; declares and initializes an integer variable myInt with the value 10.

Declaring and Initializing Variables in C#

• In C#, a variable is declared using the type variable_name syntax, where type is the data type of the variable and variable_name is the name of the variable.
• An integer variable is declared using the int keyword, for example: int myInteger;
• A variable can be initialized using the assignment operator (=) when it is declared, for example: int myInteger = 5;

Declaring a Method in C#

• A method is declared using the return_type method_name parameters syntax, where return_type is the data type returned by the method, method_name is the name of the method, and parameters are the variables passed to the method.
• The Sumar method that takes two integer parameters and returns their sum can be declared as: int Sumar(int num1, int num2)
• The Sumar method can be implemented using the return statement to return the sum of the two parameters, for example: int Sumar(int num1, int num2) { return num1 + num2; }