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Beginning Programming with the Visual Studio 2005 Environment

Bắt đầu lập trình với Visual Studio 2005 Môi trường Visual Studio 2005 là một môi trường công cụ lập trình giàu có chứa tất cả các chức năng bạn sẽ cần phải tạo C # lớn hay nhỏ các dự án. | Beginning Programming with the Visual Studio 2005 Environment Visual Studio 2005 is a tool-rich programming environment containing all the functionality you ll need to create large or small C projects. You can even create projects that seamlessly combine modules from different languages. In the first exercise you ll start the Visual Studio 2005 programming environment and learn how to create a console application. Create a console application in Visual Studio 2005 1. In Microsoft Windows click the Start button point to All Programs and then point to Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. 2. Click the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 icon. Visual Studio 2005 starts. NOTE If this is the first time that you have run Visual Studio 2005 you might see a dialog box prompting you to choose your default development environment settings. Visual Studio 2005 can tailor itself according your preferred development language. The various dialog boxes and tools in the integrated development environment IDE will have their default selections set for the language you choose. Select Visual C Development Settings from the list and then click the Start Visual Studio button. After a short delay the Visual Studio 2005 IDE appears. 3. On the File menu point to New and then click Project. The New Project dialog box opens. This dialog box allows you to create a new project using various templates such as Windows Application Class Library and Console Application that specify the type of application you want to create. NOTE The actual templates available depend on the version of Visual Studio 2005 you are using. It is also possible to define new project templates but that is beyond the scope of this book. 4. In the Templates pane click the Console Application icon. 5. In the Location field type C Documents and Settings YourName My Documents Microsoft Press Visual CSharp Step by Step Chapter 1. Replace the text YourName in this path with your Windows user name. To save a bit of space throughout the rest of