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By selecting one of the project types described in Table 5-1, you are asking Visual Studio NET to create a project for you The project, by default, will contain all the necessary code and references that a project of that type will need In Figure 5-6, you can see the template for a console application By default, its name is ConsoleApplication# (where the # is incremented according to the number of ConsoleApplication files in the directory) Notice that a shell of a class file has been created for you The system assumes that you will need the System namespace and has added the appropriate using statement It has also generated the documentation comments for you, as well as the entry point, Main() There are a number of exciting new features in Visual Studio NET, and the first you should notice is the expansion bar running down the left side of the code window This is a handy feature that allows you to close a particular section of code and look at an outline

Windows Application Class Library Windows Control Library ASPNET Web Application ASPNET Web Service Web Control Library Console Application Windows Service Empty Project Empty Web Project New Project in Existing Folder Table 5-1

To build a Windows application (See Part IV of this book for Windows applications) To create class files that can be added to the library of class files To create controls for use in Windows applications (see Part IV) To create an application with a Web user interface (see Part III) To create XML Web services that can be used from other applications (see Part III) To create controls for use in Web applications (see Part III) To create an application that can be run from the command prompt To create a service that runs in the background of the Windows operating system There is no actual template for this You start from scratch Same as before start from scratch To bring in code from a previous application not built in Visual Studio NET

A popular type of lock used on GM cars is: A A Medeco pin tumbler B An automotive bit key C A sidebar wafer D An automotive tubular key

Figure 5-6

version to get an idea of where everything is We will be covering the interface, itself, in the next sections; but you might want to take a minute and move around the windows

To build your project (or compile and run it), you simply need to press F5 You can do this for the class file in Figure 5-6, but there will be no output since it s only a shell of a program However, by pressing F5, you will see a couple of important things First, Visual Studio NET pulls together all the necessary compile instructions for a console application and then compiles it If there are compile errors, you will see them in a newly opened Output window at the bottom of the screen In Figure 5-7, you can see the Hello World! program with the void keyword taken off the Main() declaration, which, as you know, is an illegal method declaration (no return type) When we press F5, the compiler runs and then displays the error in the output window If we add the void keyword to the Main() declaration, this program will now compile and execute However, when it runs, it opens a command window or a shell, displays Hello World! , and then closes the shell If you are not very fast, you will miss the

It is possible to fit a key by reading the disc tumblers through the keyway of most imported car locks without picking the cylinder A True B False

Figure 5-7

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screen output There are two ways to avoid this scenario One way is to add an extra output line, ConsoleReadLine(), which will force the output device to pause for input from the keyboard The other, most acceptable way is to build your project by pressing CTRL-F5 This causes the shell to remain on the screen and gives you an opportunity to observe the console output, which will show Hello World! followed by Press any key to continue on the next line