Alright I need some help

[NastyAttraction]

So I've been teaching myself Visual Basic / Watching tutorials when I dont understand lately, and I'm trying to make a console application that when executed will ask you for your name, then output Hello (Your name)

Here's my code, I have no clue why it doesnt work...

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

namespace ConsoleApplication2
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Changes Title
            Console.Title = "Test";
            
            //Declares "Name" As A String
            //And Sets It Equal To The Value
            //Of Console.ReadLine();
            string Name = Console.ReadLine();

            //Outputs A Question
            Console.WriteLine("Whats Your Name?");

            //Reads The Console.WriteLine
            Console.ReadLine();

            //Outputs Hello and then the string value of Name
            Console.WriteLine("Hello ", Name);

            //Keeps Console Open
            Console.ReadLine();
        }
    }
}

[ISD]

But that's C#, not VB.NET, m8.
Wrong Section or C&P Code?

EDIT:
If you want it in VB.NET, then here:

Module Module1

    Dim Name As String

    Sub Main()
        Console.Title = "Test"
        Console.WriteLine("> What's your name?")
        If ConsoleKey.Enter Then
            Name = Console.ReadLine()
            Console.WriteLine("> Hello, " & Name & "!")
        End If
        Console.ReadLine()
    End Sub

End Module

[Yemiez]

This code is not VB.net, moved to C# section.

Also doing ReadLine before you ask the question doesn't make sense, how will the user know what to type
before the question has been asked?

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Changes Title
            Console.Title = "Test";
            
          

            //Outputs A Question
            Console.WriteLine("Whats Your Name?");

             //Declares "Name" As A String
            //And Sets It Equal To The Value
            //Of Console.ReadLine();
            string Name = Console.ReadLine();

            //Outputs Hello and then the string value of Name
            Console.WriteLine("Hello {0}", Name);

            //Keeps Console Open
            Console.ReadLine();
        }

^ Makes more sense.

Also notice the {0} added, without it the value of 'Name' wont be appeneded to the message.

[NastyAttraction]

I apologize, I'm Dumb -_-* I'm used to setting variables first, and then including them in other events since static void main is globaly viewable by the entire program. Thanks Yamiez and I apologize, I didnt realize It was visual studio, It said visual so I was like Im gonna be smrt and post in the visual section.