Head first C # Chinese text and texts (page11)

Q: If ide has written so much code for me, learning C # means learning how to use IDE?

A: No, it is very convenient for IDE to automatically generate code, but it can only do so much. Some things are really good, such as setting the starting point for you and automatically changing the properties of controls on the form. But the most difficult part of programming-identifying what your program needs to do and letting it do it-is impossible for any IDE. Even if vs is one of the most advanced ides, it can only do so much. You are writing key code, not IDE.

Q: I created a project in Vs, but I didn't find it when I went to the projects folder under my documents. What's going on?

A: First, you must be using vs2008 -- In vs2005. When you use vs2008 to create a project for the first time, IDE creates a project file in the local settings/Application Data/temporary projects folder. When you save the project for the first time, IDE prompts you to enter a new file name and save it in the my documents/Visual Studio 2008/Projects folder. When you try to open a new project or close a temporary project, you will be prompted to save or discard the temporary project.

Q: What if ide creates code that I don't want?

A: You can change it. IDE is set to create code based on the common usage of dragged or added elements. But sometimes it's not what you want. Everything ide does for you-each line of code it creates, each file it adds-can be modified, or manually modify the file or

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IDE interface.

Q: Can I download the Express version of? Or do I have to use a paid version to follow this book?

A: There is no free version in this book (the version downloaded from the Microsoft website) that cannot be done. The difference between express and other versions (Professional Edition and team edition) does not prevent Writing C # code and creating complete functions and perfect applications.

Q: Can I rename the file name created by IDE?

A: Of course, you can change any aspect of your program. However, IDE is a smart naming file. When you add a file, the file name you selected affects the code generation method. The created Code contains the file name. In some cases, if you rename a file, you have to modify the code or accept the differences between the Code and the file name. It is a bit uncomfortable. We recommend that you do not modify the file name unless necessary.

Q: My ide looks different from yours! Some windows do not exist, and some locations are incorrect. What's the matter?

A: If you click "Reset window layout" under the "window" menu, IDE will restore the default window layout for you. Then you will look like ours.

Vs will generate code that makes you the starting point of your application.

Remember, the expected performance of the program depends on you.