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In this matter.

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They've been studying their research to believe it is the IED that can you write that these are quote

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and be mandatory.

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So search results like this and click on this download and here we can see different variations.

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We need to download this community edition and after downloading that, you need to open this and you

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will get the image like this.

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So I don't know how this install it.

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Now after that click on Continue and then here in this workaround, choose this button a desktop element.

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So this will include all of the.

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Required components that can be used to compare our code.

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It's gonna take some time because it, uh, it is very large in size, so I'm sure that people are gonna

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start an open with version, you know, with the screen like this.

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And here we can see we can go on the cold open as a region, open in local Florida and create a new

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product.

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So we'll be cooking this one, create a new product.

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And here we can see there are a lot of options which type of product we want to create.

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So searching like this.

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Dot net framework.

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And here we can see some phone maps and you can see the concern about it from above.

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So this is what we want to create.

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So click on next and do the product better.

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So that's the.

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Introduction, and you can also change the location if you want.

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Mine by dividing username.

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So if the response and not you can create.

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And now we'll be presenting the screen.

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And here you can see this is the program that's here.

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So so the extension is there that see us and here we can see some namespace being a namespace using.

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So we are using some namespaces in this namespace.

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If you were to control and click on this one.

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Okay.

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I think.

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So we can click on functions.

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So these namespaces contain some classes.

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So these classes are like a blueprint of some model.

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So if you think of a four vehicle car, you can build a class like this, a class car.

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So you can define number of seats, a number of ways in general details, etc..

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So this is the class car and you can create the objects from it.

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Objects are what are they that are derived from the class?

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So I suppose from the car, the car can be of any type, so it can be Garvin's car.

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The difference is that BMW and Benz have different properties.

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So these properties varies among the objects, but those both cars belong to the classic car.

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So if you are confusing, don't worry.

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We'll be covering those concepts later and you can see the I.D..

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I can pick on the fact that you get the similar window we have chosen.

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We have seen a linear.

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And again, getting into all of these.

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And we will not will not be using most of these options here will be using the debug windows.

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So we'll be.

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Using only a few of these options.

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So here you can see the first difference consists of we are using some namespaces.

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So a system in this system it's it contains code operations or printing, taking input, uh, the data

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types, etc..

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So for now, we don't need any of this.

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We can build these as well.

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My guest, when they get there and hit it and see it namespace interaction.

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So this interaction is my name space.

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I have defined this and I can add another class here as well.

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So namespaces are like the divisions of.

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Delusions are some similar type of code you can think.

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You can like you can call databases, database code and you can call in to run a namespace, say database

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namespace after you come back after like two or three months.

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If you look at the namespace databases, then you can get the idea that this database analysis consists

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of database classes and database score.

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So that is a very good track dividing the need for.

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And this introduction in space.

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You can use this into another program using indirection.

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So which me how to use it using system.

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Similarly, we can use using interaction and we can use this program class to access the members.

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So the class so class is like a blueprint.

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I know I have just said so.

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It defines how the class should be and what we are going to do is creating the objects from this class.

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So we'll be doing that later.

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First, let's come to the main function.

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So this is called a function main.

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So this the program execution starts at the first injection of the main function.

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The static keyword is used for the main function, so this class can contain only one main function,

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so it should not contain more than one main function.

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So this strategy is like a shade among all the objects.

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Uh, I think it does.

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It it is only one copy, and the copy belongs to this program, and the right is, uh, this function

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is not returning any type.

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So what is this function like?

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Means, uh.

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Think of it as like.

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You are telling your colleagues to be at work.

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And after that, after the quarry has done work, you will be receiving the output.

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So what the output of the work done by your colleague, so that output can be considered as the function

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return type.

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So this function can be treated as colleague.

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So whenever I can I say that is not totally the colleague does the ah the work and at last the written

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something that is the output of my work.

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So that is called return by the output can be of any type that can be string number, etc. So here it

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means right.

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So that means our main function has done something but did not return anything.

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In our scenario, it's like we are telling our colleague to do the work and we are just going to our

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home and we are not caring about the output.

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So the main function, so these arguments are coming and arguments you should've seen or when you're

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writing, giving the arguments, could you do that and map as B is S and etc.?

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So those are common arguments.

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We can pass those current arguments and get the value from the community.

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So these are for the or dynamically of the group court.

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So let's go and write some code that is printing.

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Hello.

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So we can do that using console class.

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We have the right line.

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In this, we can press something to print.

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Hello world.

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So these.

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And at the end of every line you need to put the semicolon because that's the syntax.

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And our good will be all over.

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So let's go and run this click on the start and you can see our program has been run and exited, but

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we cannot see the output because it is completed just to start the execution.

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We can take control.

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Board, read, keep.

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So what this does is it to expect any key, but it's done the keyboard and I predict it will exit the

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program.

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So you guys go and build the solution.

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So there's a good thing to build the solution without running because it would give you the address

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your program has.

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So let's go and start this and we're gonna see now.

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Hello, one stream.

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And now it is waiting for the user input.

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When I just tap the key, you take this.

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So this is a good way to.

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Stop the program at the end to see what our record has been executed.

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So my heard about our program in Java and hello programming, C++, etc. So these are our programming

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is kinda

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testing our environment up whether our environment was set up correctly to execute programs on in our

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tests since we got the word output.

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So that means our program environment has been successfully setup.

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We can start writing our code now.

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You can see the start button, stop debugging so this and play with your scheduler has a debugger and

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that will run our program.

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So run, stop this one.

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And because I was really excited that Hollywood program.