Difference between revisions of "Helloworld in csharp"
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Hello world in C# | Hello world in C# | ||
| − | + | # open a text editor (I like to use SCiTE) | |
| − | + | # type in | |
| − | + | :<csharp>using System; | |
| − | <csharp>using System; | ||
namespace HelloClass | namespace HelloClass | ||
{ | { | ||
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} | } | ||
}</csharp> | }</csharp> | ||
| − | 3 Save the file as HelloWorld.cs | + | 3 Save the file as HelloWorld.cs<br /> |
| − | 4 Coplile the .cs file using [[csc]] or [[msc]] | + | 4 Coplile the .cs file using [[csc]] or [[msc]]<br /> |
| + | 5 Use csc (windows) or mcs (*nix) ro compile<br /> | ||
| + | * csc run the HelloWorld.exe created by csc | ||
| + | ** If you are using SCiTE and csc is setup correctlt in you enviromet variables you can just press | ||
| + | *** F7 to compile | ||
| + | *** F5 to run | ||
| + | * use mono to run the HelloWorld.exe created by msc | ||
| + | mono HelloWorld.exe | ||
Revision as of 01:51, 11 January 2006
Hello world in C#
- open a text editor (I like to use SCiTE)
- type in
- <csharp>using System;
namespace HelloClass {
class HelloWorld
{
public static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
}
}
}</csharp>
3 Save the file as HelloWorld.cs
4 Coplile the .cs file using csc or msc
5 Use csc (windows) or mcs (*nix) ro compile
- csc run the HelloWorld.exe created by csc
- If you are using SCiTE and csc is setup correctlt in you enviromet variables you can just press
- F7 to compile
- F5 to run
- If you are using SCiTE and csc is setup correctlt in you enviromet variables you can just press
- use mono to run the HelloWorld.exe created by msc
mono HelloWorld.exe
