@eladelad1212 Yes. You can also locate and run the executable file that Visual Studio creates in your project folder after you have compiled the program.
@themanp6p You may be running the app with debugging (F5) instead of without debugging (Ctrl+F5). Visual Studio will then close the console window as soon as it's done running. You can also add a Console.ReadKey(); statement at the end of Main to prevent the window from closing.
Program.cs(3,14): error CS0234:
what now? PLS HELP!
VincenzoR97 5 months ago
It says acces denied. What can I do?
RockinJordans 5 months ago
To run my program i'm need to prees ctrl+F5?
eladelad1212 7 months ago
@eladelad1212 Yes. You can also locate and run the executable file that Visual Studio creates in your project folder after you have compiled the program.
ProgrammingVideos 7 months ago
@ProgrammingVideos
O.K Thex
eladelad1212 7 months ago
@themanp6p You may be running the app with debugging (F5) instead of without debugging (Ctrl+F5). Visual Studio will then close the console window as soon as it's done running. You can also add a Console.ReadKey(); statement at the end of Main to prevent the window from closing.
ProgrammingVideos 1 year ago
thnx man .. good job :)
chevg7 2 years ago
thanks a lot :D so easy to use csc.exe
Sjums07 3 years ago