Instead of a series of Console.WriteLine statements, we're going to use the following pattern:

Outputs[0] = "...";

Outputs[1] = "...";

Outputs[2] = "...";

And then use either a for or a foreach loop to iterate through the Outputs array and display the outcomes. Most of the rest of the code should stay the same. You will need to declare an array of type string, allocate it with the 'new' keyword, and then assign the values before iterating over it each time.

In C# visual studious you must write short choose your own adventure game. Please use the following prompts: "Welcome to Choose Your Own Adventure!" "Written by " "You are a [Insert something] lost in a [insert some place]. What do you do?" From there, write your branching storyline. The user should be able to pick one of two options three different times (You may have more choices or more prompts, if you like