C# help please

[forspinki]

class Hello
{
static void Main()
{
System.Console.Writeline("Hello, World!");
}
}

Im using program called Editplus and i just wanted to make sure im doing it correct becuase in the guide it said remove the colons but what does that meen exactly -.-

should it just be

class Hello

static void Main()

System.Console.Writeline("Hello, World!");

 

[1PKRyan]

System.Console.Writeline("Hello, World!");

the ; at the end of ) is a semi colon if that what it means

 

[forspinki]

Oh so I still need the { ect

 

[Liandrin2]

Colon = ":"

What you've got there looks fine.

The {} are important.

 

[forspinki]

On the guide it shows the { } ect with spaces before it but on here the forum places them at the start if the sentence, does it materr if there's spaces or not



also where do I find the command line compiler as I need that, I'm only using this editor and visual C# 2008 express edition

 

[1PKRyan]

Yeah it looks ok, didn't think it was asking to remove them as it Terminates that statement.

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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...63(VS.71).aspx

Show's a few different way's how todo Hello World programs, that EditPlus the compiler you using? because ive never used it so dunno how different it actualy is to the Visual Studio c#.

 

[forspinki]

That's the editer I'm using but it says now I need to open Command line compiler to compile it

 

[1PKRyan]

Acording to this EditPlus only...

Cascading Style Sheets and documents in HTML, but also in Perl, Java, and C++.

Are Supported?

Check Out..
http://www.terminallearning.com/webtech/editplus.html

Search for To run a program using command-line arguments

Not sure if this is what u need but can't really find anythin else.

 

[forspinki]

i found it but it wont open

just opens up the comandline complier than closes again instantly

 

[forspinki]

bump .

 

[Far]

why dont you use visual studios?

 

[forspinki]

becuase the guide is telling me to use this and if i want to learn ill have to stick with it

 

[Far]

ah right. guides like that neva help me, thats how i got taught in uni. i find it a much quicker way learning by finding a program u wanna make, then make it, and search how to do it along the way.

 

[1PKRyan]

Yeah usualy you can't open them directly, i'll have a look around for you a lil more
see if i can find a way for you to do it.

 

[Far]

in the command line you simply type

csc test.cs

which will compile test.cs in to test.exe

edit: if its the command prompt your having trouble opening, there should be a shortcut in ur start menu to open it (there is in visual studios anyway) csc isnt the prompt, its the compiler, so you cant open that directly.

alternatively, try dragging your test.cs file on to the csc.exe, that should also compile it.

 

[kyndigs]

You can apply the guide in visual studio, it has better support for C#