‫In this video, I'm going to show you how you can start a Visual Studio project with C-sharp in Visual
‫Studio on a mac.
‫And therefore, you simply need to open up Visual Studio community on your Mac and then open a new solution,
‫go to file a new solution, and then under other dot net you can find the console project and here you
‫can simply select C-sharp and then press next.
‫Then you give it a project name, for example.
‫Hello Underscore World.
‫And then press create.
‫Once that is done, you will find your project here with the program dot CSS file in your helloworld
‫folder.
‫There it is.
‫And then you simply press the run button here at the top and the console runs so you can see our little
‫program starts and it rides a little world onto our console as well as press any key to continue.
‫So on Windows, you have to type that out manually, so you have to add a console read in order to keep
‫the console open.
‫And you also need to have a console right line in order to have this press any key to continue print
‫it onto your console button make that's happening automatically so your console will stay open anyways.
‫But I'm going to use the approach as on Windows where I need to add the following line.
‫So I would need to add console dot read key for example, and that would leave the console open.
‫So let me run that again.
‫And as you can see now, it expects a key.
‫So that's why it doesn't show do whatever next.
‫So if I press that, then press any key to continue comes up.
‫But on a windows that wouldn't come up and the program would simply shut down.
‫Other than that, everything should be the same except for, of course the user interface as well.
‫So see you in the next video.