In Pascal we could read whitespace-separated integers like this:
var i: integer; sum: integer = 0; begin while not seekEof do begin read(i); // read a decimal integer, ignoring whitespace sum += i; end; end;
In C# there is no built-in method to read integers in this way, so we have to do a bit more work.
Here is a C# method that will read the next integer from standard input, ignoring whitespace.
// Read an integer, ignoring whitespace. Returns -1 on end of input. static int readInt() { string s = ""; while (true) { int i = Read(); if (i == -1) return s == "" ? -1 : int.Parse(s); char c = (char) i; if (char.IsWhiteSpace(c)) { if (s != "") return int.Parse(s); } else s += c; } }