Member of the LearnItFirst.com Video Training Network Related Video Training Sites: · Visual Basic Training Videos · SQL Server DBA Training
     
C# Training Videos             * Visual Basic Training Videos
* SQL Server DBA Training
* More Videobooks...
Email
Password
Register
LearnCSharp.com Subscriber Videos
C# Videos By Category Home  Subscriber Videos  
Writing Console Applications - Video Category (all video categories)
Video Image For most people, the logical place to begin learning a complex language like C# is with console applications. Console applications are really nothing more than applications (exe's) that you run at the command prompt (or DOS prompt). What's so great about console apps? Why should you start here?
  1. Sooner or later you'll likely need to write a console application - even if you're doing web development
  2. Learning to write console applications allow you to separate yourself from learning the complex environment and let you focus specifically on the code
  3. Console applications can be written by hand; i.e., with Notepad.exe or any text editor and a compiler.
    1. Actually this is true of all .NET applications but no one would think to write an Windows Forms application by hand!
Videos in this Category: orange = video series 
blue = individual video 
Click "Download" to download the video or click the video title for more information
TitleSkillView / DownloadLength
Series (5 videos) - Writing Your First Console Application Using the Visual Stud...   200 (Click for Videos) 96 mins.
< Return to list of all videos
Video search
Company News
Windows 2003 sysadmin training videos
     
Home | About Us | Advertising | Become an Author | Contact Us | Privacy | System Req's | Terms | Testimonials | Work for Us! | Blogs | Site Map Refer a Friend and Get a Free Subscription!
© Copyright 2004-2008 LearnItFirst.com LLC. All rights reserved. All trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.
This site is not affiliated in any way with the Microsoft Corporation.
7/6/2008 2:38:35 PM