C# Programming tutorial (2of2)

Joe Grip - C# Programming tutorial
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[Xclann]

you cannot say which is better and which is worse, each language has it's own advantages...

[stuart12926]

wow to basic....to bad :)

[claudioas2001]

@xFord6955x you do not need a "Console.ReadLine()" if you are not gonna assign your input, what you need and is missing there is a "Console.Readkey()" to let us see the message.

[sk8erpro10]

@Xclann Acuily there even because they can do one thing more then the other check your library's.

[xFord6955x]

why was there no "Console.ReadLine();" after the "Console.WriteLine(" ___");

[razor1998]

@devinmccloud

it won't nearly everything is written in C++

[razor1998]

@alvisc2002

read the two reply above your original comment.

[imransavnur]

@Passivity211 using system;

class imran

{

public satatic void main{}{

consol.writeline{"its good one"};

[Passivity211]

using system;

class HelloWorld {

public static void main () {

Console.WriteLine("Hello World, ");

Console.WriteLine("I failed Visual Basic in college,");

Console.WriteLine("I think I got an A this semester in Java,");

}

}

//Is my syntax ok folks. That was my first C# program.

[TagaPasay]

@BUNCHofxs yeah, it's indeed a manual or abstract thing because you said that it was imported by java. OOP(Object oriented programming) syntax shows complexity. But thanks to the IDEs and "java-imported programming"out there (Ecipse,Jcreator,netbeans,phyt­on etc.), it abates the complexity of it.

[BUNCHofxs]

@TagaPasay your right.

using system; = import java.lang.system;

but this package is imported by default in java.

looks like its a manual thing in C#, but im cool with that!

[kylegwtodd]

using System;

class HelloWorld { public static void Main () { Console.WriteLine ("Hello World,"); Console.WriteLine ("it's me..."); }

}