So that's in the previous room.
Here, take a look at this, where it was now in this video.
We're going to take a look at this user input.
So there will be some times where user enters some, uh, input into the console.
So you need to store it as a variable rate.
So let's go ahead and do that.
Let's, uh, be equals two and to read the input from the ocean to really pushed.
And you can just, uh, do the string for the user to enter something because there is no strings,
the user thinks the parser program is running.
So you need to enter some suggestion, our input string to make user to enter the input into some value.
I'm going to just put this one.
So let's go on this night asking for input.
Let's send it to right.
Turning now, Potasnik now let's get the tape so we will see by default how the values are being stored
in which data to see if we can run this.
That's an engineering adjusting format.
So sometimes you run counter like enter how many hours and the number of hours.
So in that case, either, uh, obviously, uh, the user will do no.
Right.
Uh, number of hours.
Then we need to convert this into integer.
So you need to do is to put that input into their day in, uh, square brackets to do now that this
is the, uh, integer.
So that's going to run this over another six hours.
And as you can see, no, we have converted to integer.
So there is another way of storing that, getting the input that is in a secure format.
So these are the plaintext characters like St Kilda and etc. So if anyone is entering the password,
then it should not be visible to others are claiming to YouTube, then rendering some main credentials,
then it should not be stored in this file as a plaintext format.
So all we can do is.
And you can turn to password
and I want to switch to the option as secure as you can see, the other options you can, uh, use with
this real host.
And now I'm going to use this as a cushy.
So now you see the difference.
I'm going to review this in detail because I want to show this as a string.
So let's run this.
So it's Soskin Right Center.
So now I'm going to take a child and make a child.
So as you can see, the plaintext password protection is not showing because those are being represented
by these dots.
So it's like cool to enter the input Canakkale.
All right.
Previously, we had create the integer, right, so that's why we need to degrade the segment because
it's in memory and it's going to be changed.
So let's add this again.
And now we can see our string B has been stopped.
So now I want to print this one.
So we cannot bring this very close because we are still adjusting.
So it will be stored in some secure format and using this class of this object system does a good job
security.
So this is the this object.
So to convert this into the plaintext and I have found this one because I don't have experience with
the dot net.
So I just Google this.
I know what you're going to use.
You can use this, uh, uh, instruction can see here it's like martially because, uh, this parser
will be converted in to some serious data or some of that can be stored in database.
And it's not readable.
It's something something format.
Then we need to demonstrate our these areas to the British passport.
So requesting to be used here.
This is a binary so we can convert this liberation to normal ASCII characters.
So it's copied and pasted in our code.
So instead of password.
All right, let's send this BE2 password so it will be much.
You can also join this password to be.
So now let's run this.
Now let's Nicole and I get together now if you click on Peacocke.
So it's seeing current arguments with we try to be clear.
So let's go and read this one, because we do not want this right to recruiting this object to Kikukawa.
So does the pasodoble.
So let's go ahead and run this one.
As you can see, we got the plain text, we haven't had the nickel, but it's not visible at the time
because we have used this as a cushion.
So these other methods, you can take the input, you can take the importance of plain text, or you
can use this as a cushion to hide the plaintext.
And one thing I forgot to tell you is we can in the previous year that we can assign multiple variables
at the same time.
That means we can assign multiple values to the multiple was involved in all to say is C, comma, Narada
comma.
Suppose I can say is equal to no.
I can take one command to command three.
So this one value will be assigned to this Dallasite and two will be assigned to the variable and three
where they will be assigned to the evil.
You can just print those variables and dollars C.
Dorothy and Dorothy.
So as you can see, you know, the Syrian rebels have been assigned respectively to these variables,
so this is all about taking input by using this reinforced command so we can also take the secure input
by using this as a cushion.