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Kirk Findley
Courses Plus Student 746 PointsIs there any classes that teach C# using Visual Studio 2017 and not he built in code app?
Intro into C#
Kirk Findley
Courses Plus Student 746 PointsI understand at my job I am a front-end developer and we mostly use VS IDE 2017, It more confusing to use a IDE that in the real world are not using. I am looking to learn more back end and want to use C# with VS 2017 IDE.
Do you have videos or are you going to have step by step classes that use VS 2017 in C#? To me, that makes so much more sense because both are Microsoft products.
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Jesper Henriksen
3,308 PointsPerhaps you should take a look at this series of videos about Visual Studio, once they're done you can follow my guide above for setting up your C# course in Visual Studio. I have not had any problems following the videos while doing it in Visual Studio myself.
Kirk Findley
Courses Plus Student 746 PointsOkay sounds good, Thank you
Jesper Henriksen
3,308 PointsJesper Henriksen
3,308 PointsOf course you can use Visual Studio, I just think the presenters want to avoid the additional confusion of setting it up at first.
Be wary that when he runs the .exe file from the CLI in the video you have to "Start without debugging" from the "Debug" menu as it otherwise closes the window as soon as the program finishes.