Introduction to Visual C# Development

Visual C# is a powerful programming language within the .NET Framework, widely used for developing diverse applications ranging from console applications to Windows Forms applications and ASP.NET web pages. This introduction covers setting up Visual Studio 2012, configuring C# settings, creating console and Windows Forms applications, and running and debugging code. Dive into the world of C# programming with this comprehensive guide.

• C# Development
• Visual Studio
• .NET Framework
• C# Settings
• Programming

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1. In The Name Of Allah, The Beneficent, The Merciful Introduction C# www.CSharpSchool.blog.ir

2. Contents Visual Studio 2012 IDE Creating Applications Console Application Windows Forms Application ASP.NET Web Page C# and the .NET Framework 2

3. Setting the Visual C# Settings 3

4. Visual C# Keyboard Settings After installing Visual Studio 2012, select the Visual C# Settings from the Default Collection of Settings window. This sets the keyboard commands and the user interface for the C# environment. Run: Ctrl-F5, Debug: F5, Build: Ctrl-Shift-B, etc. New Website command in the Start Page if you select Web Development settings. If you miss the window, or select another setting, then select the command Import and Export Settings from the Tools menu. 4

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9. Creating a Console Application 9

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13. Write the code and press Ctrl-F5 13

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15. Creating a Windows Forms Application 15

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18. Drag & drop a label and button onto the form 18

19. Double-click the button 19

20. Write the code and press Ctrl-F5 20

21. Click the button 21

22. Creating an ASP.NET Web Page 22

23. Do NOT select File -> New -> Project -> ASP.NET Web Forms Application 23

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25. Right-click the project name and select Add -> Add New Item (equivalently: Add -> Web Form) 25

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27. Switch to Design View 27

28. Put a Label, press the Enter key, and put a Button 28

29. Double-click the button 29

30. Write the code and press Ctrl-F5 30

31. Click the button 31

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33. Visual Studio 2012 A powerful integrated development environment (IDE) Automates the steps required to compile source code Intelligently detect errors and suggest code where appropriate as you are typing (Intellisense) Includes designers, enabling simple drag&drop design of UI elements Includes starter projects Enables deployment Enables debugging etc. 33

34. Visual Studio Solutions You create solutions in Visual Studio Solutions contain projects Solutions can contain multiple projects This enables you to work on shared code 34

35. Solution Explorer Designer Toolbox Properties Window 35

36. Solution Project Source Files Source Code 36

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