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Learn C# in Simple way Step-2 the First program

 Hi, Welcome to all, My name is Abdul Yesdani. Another refreshing day to start with C# programming language by the grace of God.

To day I am going to teach you the First Program of C# with Visual Studio IDE. Generally any computer program accept some input from the user,  it will be processed and give some output. To implement this we will create a basic console program in our Visual Studio IDE.

Start Visual Studio in your laptop/ computer.



Click on Create New project then it will show you different templates to choose. 






Select C# Language , Select Console App(.Net Core) template from template list and click on NEXT. 




Give a name to it. Click on CREATE button. It will create a solution Folder at specified location or at default location.






Now a editor window will open just like shown below. You are ready to write your code.





Start typing the code within the main() function.




Now time to run the application.  In Debug menu choose start without debugging option or press Ctrl+F5 keys simultaneously on key board.


Build will start it will create the project executable files and show the output in a console.


That is the step by step procedure to create a new solution and project in Visual Studio. I believe you understand well this tutorial, Hope you will start making a practice project.

You can watch the video here for the same.



 






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