using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        Console.WriteLine("Please enter the length of the floor (in feet):");

        double FloorLength = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());

        Console.WriteLine("Please enter the width of the floor (in feet):");

        double FloorWidth = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());

        Console.WriteLine("Please enter the depth of the floor (in feet):");

        double FloorDepth = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());

        // if | cannot be used then what the heck do we convert the Floor Length, Width, and Depth too?

        // it has to allow fractions so it can't be integer but doubles arent able to be read with the operator so???

        if (FloorLength || FloorWidth || FloorDepth) <= 0;

        {

            Console.WriteLine("Numbers cannot 0 or negative.");

        }

        double FloorDimension = FloorLength * FloorWidth * FloorDepth;

        Console.WriteLine("Concrete Needed: " + FloorDimension + " cubic feet"); 

        double BuggyTrips = Math.Ceiling(FloorDimension / 150); //should we define a variable that holds the amount of concrete a buggy hold or

        Console.WriteLine("Number of Buggy Trips: " + BuggyTrips);// can we just divide by 150

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        double TotalTime = ((BuggyTrips * 5) + 20 + 40); //same idea with the Buggy Trips, can we multiply just by 5 and add 20 and 40

        Console.WriteLine("Total time Required: " + TotalTime + " minutes");

    }

}