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Computer Programming Lesson1

The document discusses setting up an IDE and creating a 'Hello World' project in C#. It describes downloading and installing Visual Studio Code, creating a new console app project, and using Console.WriteLine() and Console.Write() to output text.
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Computer Programming Lesson1

The document discusses setting up an IDE and creating a 'Hello World' project in C#. It describes downloading and installing Visual Studio Code, creating a new console app project, and using Console.WriteLine() and Console.Write() to output text.
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Computer Programming 2

Lesson 1
Lesson Flow
1. Setup IDE (Integrated Development Environment).
2. Create a Project
3. Running our first Project “Hello World”.
IDE
 A software used by a developer so that they can easily code in a certain
programming language, IDE has tons of features that make’s programming
easier.
Setup Visual Studio Code
 Download Visual Studio Code here
 https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/

 Then select VisualStudioSetup

 Click Continue
Setup Visual Studio Code
 Wait until all the installer download all important libraries
Setup Visual Studio Code
 Then select .NET desktop development then click install
Setup Visual Studio Code
 Then wait until all the packages to be installed inside your
IDE
Setup Visual Studio Code
 You are all set!
Let’s create a new project
Click create a new project Then select Console App
Let’s create a new project
1. Project name: ex. Lesson1
2. Create a new folder name it “Your fullname” inside the local disk D.
3. Then click Next
Let’s create a new project
1. Check this two option and click “Create”
Console.WriteLine(); or \n
The Console. WriteLine() method is used to print text to the console. It can
also be used to print other data types and values stored in variables.
Console.Write();
The Console. Write() method only prints the text or value without a new line.

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