/* The usual declarations and inclusions:

*/

using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // Initially declare all the variables I am going to need

        // That will be two integers for age and height, and two

        // strings for name and occupation:

        int iAge = 0, iHeight = 0;

        string sName = "", sOccupation = "";

        // I use Console.WriteLine and Console.ReadLine to output a prompt (a message to

        // get the user to input something) and to save the user's input:

        Console.WriteLine("Now, what is your name?: ");

        sName = Console.ReadLine();

        // I now do the same again, but this time get the age (using Convert.ToInt() to

        // convert the input to an integer value), and the user's occupation.

        Console.WriteLine("How old are you - in whole years?: ");

        iAge = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine());

        Console.WriteLine("..and what is your occupation?: ");

        sOccupation = Console.ReadLine();

        // Now I output the basic details of our user:

        Console.WriteLine("So your name is " + sName + ", your age is " + iAge + ", and your job is " + sOccupation + ".");

        Console.WriteLine("welcome, " + sName + "!");

        // Using the Prompt>Get User Input method I get the user's height and convert the input text to an integer:

        Console.WriteLine("Now, what is your height in centimetres?: ");

        iHeight = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine());

        // Now I use the 'if' construct to check whether the height entered is above, equal to or below the 'program's

        // height, and issue a suitable response:

        if(iHeight > 186)

        {

            Console.WriteLine("That is taller than I am!");

        }

        else if(iHeight == 186)

        {

            Console.WriteLine("What a coindidence! We are the same height!");

        }

        else

        {

            Console.WriteLine("Aha! So you are smaller than me!");

        }

    }

}