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hands on c# guide. Reccomendations please? by jaqie2007-07-25 19:10:10
  Perhaps I should give an example :( by jaqie 2007-07-25 20:17:37
I am working on learning C#, so I start with simple console programs.

I make a 'hello world' program, which works, but obviously the window closes immediately. I figure out my next task! to make it pause before closing. So I go to find out what will take user input, say something simple like a do...while loop that does...while no key is pressed, as soon as one is pressed it exits. So I look for the command required to look for a keypress. This single item has taken me five hours now and still Ive not found a single place that I can look that one simple thing up. So I ask here on UF where people are friendly and helpful. Alas, no one seems to understand what I am asking and the thread gets sidetracked and dander gets raised and I doubt I will get any help in the end... *sigh* just one simple thing is all I wanted.
[ Reply ]
    Have you looked at the System.IO namespace? (n/t) by merlin2007-07-25 20:19:09
      Kinda tried...Here is what I have done... by jaqie2007-07-25 20:22:01
        MSDN is actually the *best* stuff MS puts out by Stuka2007-07-25 21:09:47
      screenshot of what I get when trying to accessthat by jaqie2007-07-25 20:38:53
        Can you get here? by Stuka2007-07-25 21:14:29
        It wasn't what you were looking for anyway. by Didactylos2007-07-25 21:22:28

 

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