I did manage to do it workable, only – even thought that the second part of the sentences which should be written on the screen is red and there is no errors – I cannot see it on the computer screen. Well, I will work on it when I learn how to do it.
Dim userName As String = Nothing
Dim userBook As Integer = Nothing
Dim userTime As Double = Nothing
Console.WriteLine("What is your name?")
userName = Console.ReadLine()
Console.WriteLine("How many books do you read per month?")
userBook = Console.ReadLine()
Console.WriteLine("How much time a day do you spend chatting on skype?")
userTime = Console.ReadLine()
Console.Write("Your name is: " & userName)
Console.Write(" You read: " & userBook & " books per month.")
Console.Write(" You spend: " & userTime & " hours chatting on skype daily.")
Console.WriteLine()
Console.ReadLine()
There is very easy trick to get the second part of a literal string visible, we have to repeat the sign 'AND', and that is all.
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