C# in VisualStudio
Simon downloaded VisialStudio, one of the ide’s in which you can write in C# on a pc, and has played with it writing a programme for a calculator in C#.
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Simon downloaded VisialStudio, one of the ide’s in which you can write in C# on a pc, and has played with it writing a programme for a calculator in C#.
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Simon has been into learning about C# the last couple of days. Yesterday he built a calculator. He didn’t actually compose the code himself as one might think after watching … Continue reading Calculator in C#
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