// Directions: Practice #5-1

//i.e. means the output should look like what is shown to the right of "ie.

// 1) Create an integer variable for age and assign an appropriate age for the an adult using the correct naming convention. (ie. 25)

// 2) Output the age to the console (ie. Age: 25)

// 3) Replace the the assigned age with the assigned plus 5.

// 4) Output the age to the console (ie. Age: 30)

// 5) Replace the the assigned age with the assigned minus 7.

// 6) Output the age to the console (ie. Age: 23)

// 7) Replace the the assigned age with the assigned multipied by 2.

// 8) Output the age to the console (ie. Age: 46)

// 9) Replace the the assigned age with the assigned age plus 1 using Method 1 - performing calculations p. 136.

// 10) Output the age to the console (ie. Age: 47)

// 9) Replace the the assigned age with the assigned age plus 1 using Method 2 -  ++ method.

// 10) Output the age to the console (ie. Age: 48)

// 9) Replace the the assigned age with the assigned age plus 1 using Method 3 - Combined Assignment Operator p 140.

// 10) Output the age to the console (ie. Age: 49)

// 11) Submit your dotnetfiddle link in Blackboard.

/* if correctly coded, bottom window should look like:

    Age: 25

    Age: 30

    Age: 23

    Age: 46

    Age: 47

    Age: 48

    Age: 49

*/

using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        double dblAge;

        dblAge = 25;

        Console.WriteLine("Age: " + dblAge);

        Console.WriteLine("Age: " + (dblAge = dblAge + 5));

        Console.WriteLine("Age: " + (dblAge = dblAge - 7));

        Console.WriteLine("Age: " + (dblAge = dblAge * 2));

        Console.WriteLine("Age: " + (dblAge = dblAge + 1));

        dblAge ++;

        Console.WriteLine("Age: " + dblAge);

        Console.WriteLine("Age: " + (dblAge = dblAge += 1));

    }

}