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I don't understand why I am getting a cannot convert to string with _one but not the other 3! Yes, I'm new to programming and loosing my mind trying to figure out why stackoverflow is requiring me to enter more words than I needed to ask my question!

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using System.Threading.Tasks;



namespace diviTwo

{

    class Program

    {

        static void Main(string args)

        {

            //Print Test Problems

            var n = "n";

            var one = "-1 + 4 * 6";

            var two = "(35 + 5) % 7";

            var three = "14 + -4 * 6 / 11";

            var four = "2 + 15 / 16 * 1 - 7 % 2";

            Console.WriteLine(one+ n+ two+ n+ three+ n+ four+ n);



            //Print Results of Test Problems

            var _one = -1 + 4 * 6;

            var _two = (35 + 5) % 7;

            var _three = 14 + -4 * 6 / 11;

            var _four = (2 + 15) / ((16 * 1) - (7 % 2));

            Console.WriteLine(Convert.ToString(_one)+ n+ _two+ n+ _three+ n+ _four+ n);

        }

    }

}

There's nothing special about _one, it's just that if the first item is a string, C# knows that you want to treat everything else as a string and concatenate them. You'd get the same result if you did

Console.WriteLine("Result=" + _one + n + _two + n + _three + n + _four + n);

If you just supplied a list of variables that were all integers, C# would add them up and give you the result. However you start with a number and add a string, so C# doesn't know what to do.