Day -1 of Learning C#

Today I officially started my C# journey — not with advanced topics, but with the absolute basics. Before building complex applications, I wanted to understand how the language communicates, stores data, and handles input. First up was console printing. I learned the difference between Console.Write() and Console.WriteLine(). One keeps the cursor on the same line, the other moves to the next. Simple, but important for formatting output. Then I explored Console.ReadLine() to take user input. It was cool to see how quickly a program becomes interactive just by accepting a name and printing it back. Next were comments — both single-line (//) and multi-line (/* */). Clean code matters, even from day one. I also covered variables and constants. Variables store changeable data, while constants remain fixed. I practiced using data types like int, double, and decimal, learning that decimals are better for precise values like money. The var keyword was interesting too. It lets the compiler figu