Let's learn c # together { Introduction to programming in Visual C # }
Introduction to programming in Visual C #
When the VS Express program is run, “Start Page gelir appears first. From here we can create a new project or open an existing project again with the 2012 version of Visual Basic, C # and C ++ languages
by selecting any project we can create.
VS Express Program Interface
- Toolbox: Here are the objects we can use to place on the form. We can drag and drop the desired object and place it on the form.
- Solution Explorer: All files in our project are listed here. For example, the form part or code part of our project can be found here.
- Properties Panel: If any of the objects on the form is selected, the properties of that object are listed here. For example, many features such as the name, width, color of a text box can be set here.
Creating a New Project
Opening a new project to develop a desktop application in Visual Studio is as follows:
- Click the New Project command on the Start Page or File menu.
- The language to be used is selected from the left part of the incoming window. (We will use Visual C # language)
- On the right side, the type of project we will create is selected. Since we will develop a Windows desktop application, our choice will be Windows Forms Application.
- The section under the window is the section where the name of the project and where it will be saved is determined.
- In the Name section, the name of our project (also called Solution) is determined.
- In the Location section, the folder in which our project will be saved is determined.
Why is everything on windows so complicated?
You needed 2 posts to explain how to set up visual studio, whereas in linux you could start right away by typing a simple command in your terminal to compile or run a program.
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