C# Console.Write(" ", var);

I’m starting to learn C# after learning Python, Css, HTML and a little bit of Js.

I have this code:

// Variables 

var name = "Bob";
var messages = "3";
var temperature ="34,4";

// Print First Part

Console.Write("Hello, ", name);
Console.Write("You have ", messages);
Console.Write("in your inbox. ");

//Print Part II

Console.Write("The temperature is ", temperature);
Console.Write("celsius.");

But for some reason the output is this:

Hello, You have in your inbox. The temperature is celsius.

It doesn’t print the var. I really know it’s a very basic question lol,where’s the error? Any help ?

Thanks y’all for your responses and patience, I’m sorry for my misunderstanding, I think I’m doing wrong in applying other Coding Languages Knowledge in some of the things which are new for me in C# in this case. I would take a look at all your answers, analyze them and learn from them of course. Again thanks, a lot and have a nice day. I’m gonna mark one of your answers as solutions even tough all are correct.

Thanks and have a nice day.

>Solution :

You can use string interpolation: start string with $ prefix: $"..." then print the text while inserting variables wrapping them in braces: {someValue}:

// Print First Part

Console.WriteLine($"Hello, {name}. You have {messages} in your inbox.");

// Print Second Part

Console.WriteLine($"The temperature is {temperature} celsius.");