Run your first C#.net Console Application

This post will assists you in running your first C#.net Console Application. Before proceeding further I would like to list the framework/tools which will be used.

Software/Tools used

•      .NET Framework4.0
•      Microsoft Visual Studio2010                                            

Steps
Follow the below given steps:

1. To open a new project in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, go to file and select new. Now click on project. Figure 1: Open new project             

open new project

2.   To open Console Application under Visual C #

                -Go to left panel-> Recent Tempaltes-> VisualC#->Windows

                -Click on Windows

                -Now, select Console Application on the right

      Figure 2: Open Console Application

New Console Application

3. Enter name of New Project: amtdwCMDconsole

    Figure 3:Enter project name and press enter.

Project: amtdwCMDconsole

4.  After pressing OK, you can see that below .cs file will get open:

     Figure 4: Program.cs file generated

Program.cs file

        

5.   Code Snippet 1: Program.cs

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    using System;

    using System.Collections.Generic;

    using System.Linq;

    using System.Text;

    namespace amtdwCMDconsole

    {

     class Program

     {

      static void Main(string[] args)

      {

      Console.WriteLine("This is related to C# console application");

      Console.WriteLine("amtdw.blogspot.com");

         

      // for reading the above content

      Console.ReadLine();

      }

     }

    }

6.  Now, run the project. Press F5 or click on the red button.

     Figure 5: Start Debugging

     

Start Debugging (F5)

       

7.  Now, the output is displayed below:
     Figure 6: Console Application Output

OUTPUT

   

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