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How to compile C# Class
Hello
I am new into this, so please go soft on my question. I am having .Net Studio 2003 installed on my system, I have created a simple "sample.cs" class file, Question is How do i comple and run the above C# class file? Please Help!!! |
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Well, usually while working with C#, most books recommend using the .NET Studio. It is rather unusual that they are asking you to use CSC, since that has been outdated now.
In the new versions of .NET, CSC.exe is not used at all, in fact the compiler and interpreter are combined into one. Personnally, I recommend you install VS.NET on your machine, and then use the Development environment for your learning, it makes it much easier. Follow the code examples from the book, but avoid the command line method, its too tedious when you're starting out. Chaitanya |
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