hello_world_works.htm
Disclaimer :

I was taught to keep a low profile, maintain ground ZERO attitude, and think high. It worked great form me, from infectious to computer programming. Following my great mentors, I try to keep it as simple as possible, and I have a notion that a picture speaks thousand lines.   

The Visual Express C# IDE one of it's kind, it is easy read/install, read/get-started and read/code. Obviously it is your choices to add, dedication and likings, on the top; if you are hungry you will eat well.

 What we are waiting for ?

The debugger is the tool, I feel that you should learn at the second step of programming when using C# express IDE (FIRST STEP YOU EDUCATE YOURSELF WITH THE TOOLS AND GADGETS, relax and read those first). You are real hungry and can't wait, get going and type along this direction as shown in the following screen shots.

There are many debuggers around, the most easy to get and getting started with Microsoft's C# express free edition. But don't limit yourself. Below I am trying to convince you about some cool features about the C# express IDE, as if you are coding visual basic 6.0 or 5.

 
what is wrong here

If you did not miss, the squiggly line you are on the track

Anyway any mistake will get to know right way; big deal? obviously you keep on typing your code and keep an eye on the screen for a squiggly or changes. Turn off the debugger to continue with your coding.

You are being helped and take it.

Help is always there, you don't need to look up to the declared variables, methods or classes.

Select F11 from the Debug menu and you are in debug mode to check your codes, mistakes and so on. As you note in the picture below, your cursor is stop at " {" of the function Main(). This is the entry point of your run time mode or entry point of your application using command line tools.   In C# express, unlike Net 2.0 sdk, you would not have separate command line tool;

At the point of entrance that is static void Main() {----  . A console is open, and as we go on it will out put the result on this console window.

Now press F11 key again, cursor will move to the next line

As soon as you pass over the "Hello World " Line you will note that those words are printed on the console window.

At the next step as you the line "h.M_1(10);", the cursor will migrate to a  method in a designated class hello. We used

at the end of processing, constructor

From constructor to back to the object/instance of the class hello

Now once constructor assures that everything is OK; meaning that class has been instantiated and object is created;  now "h" that represents the class as an object can access the method or a function.At this setp the caller object fullfills the requiremts of the function to run by sending an integer argument "10" with in the parenthesis.

Now cursor enters the method in the class hello

The method does its job by sending the result to the caller

Note the cursor is back to the caller; you won't be able to view the results because we did not ask for it. Now end debugging, edit the code and follow the above debugging steps.

The readline() function will hold the command window for you, note that value is 100.

 
publishing

or

This is Dell-XP-Home Workstation with apache2 web server running; although this application has no meaning to run from the server; just for the procedural interests I wanted to show you that you may deploy your files to the a web server

same way you can add a reference to this apllication

add the url, something like this

browse to the folder

view the console running

Once you know that your application is overall clean, you may like to have that Console.ReadLine(); as it would throw some error, as it was expecting something to happen.