C# an Introduction.
It is one of the languages which evolved from C programming like C++ with object-oriented development. It has a feature named 'Garbage Collection' which makes beginners understand them easily and quickly. This allows C# to stand different from C and C++.
Some of its features are:
- Object-Oriented
- Comes with an extensive class library
- Supports exception handling.
- Multiple types of polymorphism
- Separation of interfaces from implementations.
Mostly, C# is used to develop desktop apps and games. It has powerful development tools, multi platform support and generics makes C# a good choice.
C# is used for:
- Rapid application development projects.
- Projects implemented by small or large teams.
- Internet/Web applications.
- Projects with strict reliability requirements.
C# is case-sensitive. That means name and Name are not the same variables here.
Sample Hello World Program in C#:
//Declaration of namespace
Using System;
//Beginning of the start class
Class HelloWorld
{
//Main program begins here
Static void Main()
{
//writing to console
console.Writeline("Hello World!");
}
}
Output => Hello World!
From the above example, you can understand that a program here has consist of 4 basic parts namely,
- namespace declaration
- a class
- main method
- program statement
Recommended IDE to use is : Visual Studio .
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