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Asked: June 12, 20262026-06-12T18:32:16+00:00 2026-06-12T18:32:16+00:00

I want to pass a string like Celcius into a function that I have

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I want to pass a string like “Celcius” into a function that I have but I keep getting errors tossed back at me from the Function.

System::Console::WriteLine' : none of the 19 overloads could convert all the argument types

I figure I just have something simple wrong.
Can someone point out my mistake please? Using MS Visual C++ 2010

I’ve posted the offending code. The other functions (not posted) work fine.

void PrintResult( double result, std::string sType );    // Print result and string
                                                         // to the console
//=============================================================================================
//          start of main
//=============================================================================================
void main( void )
{
ConsoleKeyInfo CFM;
// Program Title and Description

ProgramDescription();

// Menu Selection and calls to data retrieval/calculation/result Print
CFM=ChooseFromMenu();
switch(CFM.KeyChar)    //     ************************************************************
    {                                                                                  //*
        case '1' : PrintResult(F2C(GetTemperature()),"Celsius");                       //*
                 break;                                                                //*
                                                                                       //*
        case '2' : PrintResult(C2F(GetTemperature()),"Fahrenheit");                    //*
                 break;                                                                //*
                                                                                       //*
        default : Console::Write("\n\nSwitch : Case !!!FAILURE!!!");                   //*
    }                       //************************************************************

system("pause");

return;
}
//Function
void PrintResult( double result, std::string sType )
{
Console::WriteLine("\n\nThe converted temperature is {0:F2} degrees {1}\n\n",result,sType);

return;
}
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    2026-06-12T18:32:17+00:00Added an answer on June 12, 2026 at 6:32 pm

    Console::WriteLine is a CLI(C++.NET) function and you can’t pass std::string to it, you should use System::String^ for this purpose.

    In native C++ you should use:

    std::cout << "\n\nThe converted temperature is " << result
        << " degrees " << ' ' << sType << "\n\n";
    
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