Car Database Loop - vb.net

Question

This code doesn't seem to be working. I don't really know what loop to use to get it too add the information the user puts into the machine to print again.
The aim of this is for the user to either pick:
to print a menu that they have typed in an earlier database. If they haven't typed anything into the database, then it should be blank
Should let the user enter information into the database (What I am mostly struggling with) and do error checking so that it tells them if they have entered a number when they should have entered a letter and
To end the program.
When I do (2) It lets me type but it doesn't recall the information back in the database. Also it needs a number (4) which should return to the main menu. I think this is where the loops come in but I don't know which one to use.
Here is the code:
Structure Cars
Public carmake As String
Public carmodel As String
Public caryear As Integer
Public carlicence As String
End Structure
Module Module1
Sub Main()
Dim userchoice
Console.WriteLine("Choose weather to open the database(1), print it (2) or end (3)")
userchoice = Console.ReadLine()
If userchoice = 1 Then
Dim cardatabase(4) As Cars
Console.WriteLine("This will allow you to view the database.")
Console.WriteLine("Please enter the car make,licence,model and year")
cardatabase(1).carmake = Console.ReadLine()
cardatabase(1).carlicence = Console.ReadLine()
cardatabase(1).carmodel = Console.ReadLine()
cardatabase(1).caryear = Console.ReadLine()
ElseIf userchoice = 2 Then
Console.WriteLine("The database is,")
ElseIf userchoice = 3 Then
Console.WriteLine("Thanks for using this program.")
End If
Console.ReadLine()
End Sub
End Module

Answer 1

You have several issue with this code. Here's what I would recommend:
You need some sort of looping structure such as a While loop. Your test condition could be the userchoice variable.
In your If statements, you need to check if userchoice is equal to a string value instead of an integer value. So the line If userchoice = 1 Then should actually be If userchoice = "1" Then.
The cardatabase array should be declared outside of the loop. When you declare it in the loop, it will keep re-creating the array instead of adding more items to it.
Your Cars structure needs to be inside the Module Module1 block.
Since you don't know how many times the user may want to add a new car before they quit, I'd recommend using a List instead of an Array. Lists allow for easy dynamic re-sizing.
You need an integer variable to track the number of cars entered and use this as an index for your cardatabase collection.
Array/List indexes start with 0.
Cars should probably be a class instead of a structure. Also, it should be named Car. It's a single structure (or class, if you change it). The array itself should be called cars as it is a collection of a multiple Car structures (or objects if you change it to a class).
I was going to write example code here to demonstrate my points but it would be nearly an entire re-write and this would not help you understand why I made the changes I did.
My best advice to you is to go back through your book or tutorials that you read previously to get to this point and really try to understand what they are saying. If you don't get the concept, look it up elsewhere until you do.
Disclaimer: My recommendations are not comprehensive. I stopped examining your code when I identified all of the above issues right off the bat.