Variables
A variables is basically a storage in a computer’s memory where you can put a value that will be used by your program. Picture it as a container that holds your…
String Verbatim
Verbatim String allows you to ignore escape sequences and makes writing strings more natural and readable. When using escape sequences in string literals, you sometimes make a mistake of typing \ for…
Escape Sequences
Escape sequences are character combinations starting with a backslash () and followed by a letter or digits inserted in a string literal to produce a modified output. For example, to produce…
C# Comments
When writing code, you might want to add some text that will serve as a reminder or a note for you or for anyone who will read your code. In…
Troubleshooting Errors
Most of the time, C# errors are encountered when creating a program. Almost all of the programs you see today suffered at least one error. Errors can be devastating if…
Using IntelliSense
Perhaps one in all the foremost necessary options of Visual Studio is that the IntelliSense. IntelliSense is AN autocompletion tool additionally as a fast reference for categories, methods, and plenty…
Creating a Simple Program
Let’s produce our 1st program mistreatment the C# artificial language. The program can print a line of text during a console window. Note that we are going to be mistreatment…
Changing the Layout of Visual Studio
Visual Studio layout If you don’t like the position of the windows or the layout of the IDE, you have the ability to arrange them. By clicking and dragging the…
Exploring Visual Studio
overview of visual studio IDE Visual Studio has numerous windows and components, each providing functionality or displays certain information. Let’s further explore the different parts of Visual Studio by going…
Welcome to Visual Studio
We will now explore the important parts of the visual studio. After Visual Studio starts up, you will be welcomed by the following screenshot. Visual Studio IDE The numbered labels…