Hello World - VB.NET and C#

[Hrqls]

can anyone please post the most simple Hello World code in vb.net as well as in c# ?

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Edited by: BeadyEye at: 6/26/03 2:04 pm

[Eric]

I got a "Hello World" sample on my website in C#. Nothing in VB.Net yet though.

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[bdi]

Create a console App:

  ' project created on 6/18/2003 at 9:48 AMImports SystemModule Main    Sub Main()        Console.WriteLine("Hello World!")     End SubEnd Module

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Edited by: BeadyEye at: 6/18/03 9:53 am

[bdi]

Or as a form:

 ' created on 6/18/2003 at 10:07 AMImports SystemImports System.Windows.FormsModule Main        Sub Main                Dim fMainForm As New MainForm                fMainForm.ShowDialog()        End Sub                Public Class MainForm                Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form                   Public Sub New                      MyBase.New()                        Me.Text = "This is my form"                        MsgBox("Hello World")                End Sub                        End Class        End Module

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[ModusPonens]

OK, I'm curious if this will work. I wrote this in SharpDevelop and I'm wondering how it would work in .Net. It doesn't look much like the samples above.

  //My first C# program created on 6/12/2003 at 7:01 PMnamespace HelloWorld{        using System;                public class Class1        {                //Start of program                //public Class1()                //{                                        //}                public static int Main(string[] args)                                {                        //prompt for name                        Console.WriteLine("Enter your name:") ;                                                //read the entered name                        string sName = Console.ReadLine();                                                //greet user with an annoying message                        Console.WriteLine("Hello " +sName +", it feels weird making a program this simplistic!") ;                        Console.WriteLine("But this SharpDevelop program isn't too bad for a free program.") ;                        //wait for user to acknowledge                        Console.WriteLine("Hit Enter to terminate...") ;                        Console.Read();                                                return 0;                }        }}

Edited by: BeadyEye at: 6/18/03 11:57 am

[bdi]

I just tried it for you and it compiled as is.

The reason it doesn't look like the other ones is that they are in VB.NET. Oh, and they were made in sharpdevelop too.

I'm using sharpdevelop at work because they are to cheap to buy VS.NET, and using VS.NET at home. Should make for an interesting combination.

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[ModusPonens]

Oh good, I didn't want to think I was wasting my time with SharpDevelop. I see you edited my post, I guess I forgot to turn off the emoticons again, doh!

[bdi]

I only knew to turn them off because I made the same mistake on mine and had all kinds of all over it.

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[Hrqls]

[bdi]

All the Erix-World content was merged into the Programmer's Corner library.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualcsharp/learning/default.aspx

Might want to watch some of these videos.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/

And bookmark this page for tons of info.

I can't be much more help after that in C#. If you had went VB.NET it would be a different story.

[Hrqls]

thanks

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