The basic syntax for Visual c#2005 QuickStart

visual| Quick Start | Syntax for readers who have never seen C # code, this article describes the basic syntax for the C # programming language. Remember, now just a little of C # is enough to help you understand the sample code in this article. We will also go deep into the C # language and create a fully functional student selection system (Student registration system, SRS) application.

If you haven't taken the time to read the preface to this book, now it's time! The requirements of the SRS system are presented as a case in the end of the article before the paper.

Pseudo-code vs. real C # code

As mentioned at the outset of this article, we will occasionally use pseudocode in the first and second parts of this book to hide the logical details that are not related to the paradigm. In order to avoid confusion, when using both pseudocode and real code, we will use italics to represent pseudo code, and ordinary fonts to represent real code.

Here's the real C # syntax:

for (int i = 0; I <= i++) {

Here is pseudocode:

Compute the grade for the ith Student
}

We will also remind you at a later time that you are not trying to typing pseudocode and compiling it.