What is the use of Console.Readline() in C#?

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An instance of a predefined type (example int) can be created without the new keyword; While creating an instance of a custom type, the new keyword is used.

What is the use of Console.Readline() in C#?

Using the Console.Readline() method means that the command prompt launched by Visual Studio remains visible during an application session until the ENTER key is pressed by the user.

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Dotnetuncle's Tip: XmlReader traverses XML data from top to bottom in a forward-only approach. When the XmlReader.Read method returns false, it means that the reader object has run past the last XML node.