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Thanks that help some and yeah I got lazy about nameing thing in C#

Ok so I am trying to use a try catch to handle error in this simple gas mileage calculator. When I enter some number that are not in the error handeling like gas = 8.97 begning miles = 853 end miles = 1235 it gives the right result so thats fine, but when I enter 0 for gas or for end miles it...

That worked flawlessly that a bucnh:)

Ok I think I got this figured out with Environment.TickCount But now I am having a problme with testing it. I am trying to print out the time played here with this line but it prints out this Time played = {0} i want it to print out the mills value what is wrong with it...

Ok I got it working, i feel kinda stupid this look like a noob mistake, but hey I am one so :) but here is how to fix this problem int gInput = Integer.parseInt(gas.getString()); int bMInput = Integer.parseInt(bm.getString()); int eMInput = Integer.parseInt(em.getString())...

ok so I want to get input from the user for ending and begining mileage of a car and how much gas that is used during the travle.I got the input boxes set up that works fine but when I try to convert them to ints it does not what I am I doing wrong here? import javax.microedition.midlet.*...

I see, does anyone know o a nother way to get a timer in the code, I was just follwoing a book and it does not have any ting else in it about seeing how long a program takes to run.

According to this resource http://dotnetperls.com/stopwatch the stopwatch class is in the using System.Diagnostics. Which i think I imported correctly. Am i using it wrong in the code did I create it in the wrong place?

ok so I am trying to get this game to have a timer and I got it down to the stopwatch thing but Visual Studio 2005 says that "Error 1 The type or namespace name 'Stopwatch' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) C:\Users\Kakashi\Documents\Visual Studio...