You will write a program to solve a linear equation, ax + b = 0.
For example, 2x + 6 = 0 is a linear equation, with the 2 being a and the 6 being b.
The user enters the equation to be solved in the form of the coefficients a and b.
The program then calculates and displays its solution.
To solve a linear equation:
If a is not zero, the obvious solution is -b/a.
using System; class Program{//w w w . ja va2 s . c om static void Main(string[] args) { // Inputs Console.Write("Enter a: "); string inputA = Console.ReadLine(); double a = Convert.ToDouble(inputA); Console.Write("Enter b: "); string inputB = Console.ReadLine(); double b = Convert.ToDouble(inputB); // Solving the equation if (a != 0) { // a is non-zero, the equation has "normal" solution double solution = -b / a; Console.WriteLine("Solution is x=" + solution); } else { // a is zero, result depends on b if (b == 0) { Console.WriteLine("The equation \"is solved\" by any x"); } else { Console.WriteLine("The equation does not have a solution"); } } } }