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Congrats! You finished your first lesson in C#. In this lesson you learned:
- C# is used to make interactive websites, mobile apps, video games, augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR), back-end services, and desktop applications
- .NET generally refers to the family of programs and commands that let you make applications with C#
- C# and .NET jobs are out there! Build video games with Unity, build websites with ASP.NET…The skills you learn on Codecademy can open new doors
- The command
Console.WriteLine()
prints text to the console - The command
Console.ReadLine()
captures user input in the console - Comments are lines of code that are ignored by your computer; they’re intended to be read by developers instead. Make them with
//
or/*
and*/
Instructions
Here’s the first C# application we used earlier. Use Console.WriteLine()
commands to make it your own!
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