C # Language Learning-a simple understanding

When I first came into contact with Microsoft's Visual Studio, I felt it was very convenient. 650) this. width = 650; "alt =" j_0017.gif "src =" http://www.bkjia.com/uploads/allimg/131228/192644E57-0.gif "/>, each time you enter the code, there is a prompt for input, in this case, it provides developers with two advantages: one is to save typing time, and the other is to conveniently see whether their program syntax is correct.

So what is C # language? In fact, it is simply a programming language. Just like Java, C # is a development of C language and C ++. Maybe we all think that programming languages have their own characteristics, however, they still have a lot in common. So if we learn programming, we don't need to learn every language. We only need to grasp one of the things we are interested in and learn it well, so we can use other languages. For you, it will also be accessible.

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At the beginning, we needed to download a Visual Studio software and familiarize ourselves with the functions and usage. In this way, we could easily compile the program by ourselves.

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Then, we need to understand the basic concepts of C #, such as C # coding standards. How can we define methods? How to define variables? How do we view static and non-static call methods? We have to start from the basics, so in the days to come, we should learn this knowledge together and then turn it into our own knowledge ~~~

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