Why is the program asking for two numbers?

[obi]

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace HourseNask
{

    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            int x, y, deskSize;
            Console.Write("Enter size of the board ");
            deskSize = Console.Read();
            Console.WriteLine("x = ");
            x = Console.Read();

            Console.WriteLine("y = ");
            y = Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

Here's the C# code. Some deskSize counts, then it just goes to the console.

x=
y=

and the programme is complete. I mean, x and y are not counted, although they are also described.

[magpie]

Function Console.Read() picks up the maximum possible bulbs of suitable symbols from the buffalo of the insertion of the pre-marked new line-- \n, which it does not remove )

So your program works as follows:

1. Console.Write("Enter size of the board "); - Conclusion
2. User picks "123" and presses. Enter♪ but in the loop of the launch ♪
3. deskSize = Console.Read(); - We're taking it from the 123 launcher, we're leaving the "n"
4. Console.WriteLine("x = "); - Conclusion
5. x = Console.Read(); - There's no suitable data in the intake buffet. X - 0
6. Console.WriteLine("y = ");- Conclusion
7. y = Console.Read(); - There's no suitable data in the intake buffet. Y - 0

I mean, the problem is, there's still a new row symbol in the inject.
That's what I said. /users/3159/spectre :
Replacement Console.Read() ♪ Convert.ToInt32( Console.ReadLine() )

P.S: If you're wrong, correct it.