[Solved] How to use methods/call from different methods in C#? [closed]

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Could you not do something like this?

Note abstraction of logic to a new method passing in only Inches each time and return a type of double.

  static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("How many inches would you like to convert?");
        int inches = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

        double numOfFeet = ConvertToFeet(inches);
        double numOfYards = ConvertToYards(inches);
        double numOfMiles = ConvertToMiles(inches);

        Console.WriteLine(inches + " inches is equivalent to " + string.Format("{0:N2}", numOfFeet) + " feet, or " + string.Format("{0:N2}", numOfYards) + " yards, or " + string.Format("{0:N2}", numOfMiles) + " miles.");
        Console.ReadLine();

    }

    private static double ConvertToMiles(int inches)
    {
        int miles = 63360;
        return inches / miles;
    }

    private static double ConvertToYards(int inches)
    {
        int yards = 36;
        return inches / yards;
    }

    private static double ConvertToFeet(double inches)
    {
        int feet = 12;
        return inches / feet;
    }
}

solved How to use methods/call from different methods in C#? [closed]