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Practice Creating a C# Workspace

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The Challenge

1:40 with James Churchill

In this video, we'll explain the challenge relating to Creating a C# Workspace that you'll be working to complete.

Code

Here's the code that you need to select, copy (CTRL+C or CMD+C), and paste (CTRL+V or CMD+V) into the Program.cs file.

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
        System.Console.WriteLine("I love learning C# at Treehouse!");
    }
}

Help

For help on how to use Treehouse Workspaces, see this workshop.

Using Treehouse Workspaces

For a review on how to use the Workspaces Console to compile and run a C# program, see this video from the C# Basics course.

How to Compile and Run a C# Program

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    [MUSIC] 0:00
    Congrats on taking an important step in the process of learning C#, practice. 0:04
    Without practice, it's all too easy to forget what you've just learned. 0:10
    This practice session is one of a series that we hope to create over time. 0:14
    So please let us know how you liked it, and if you'd like to see more like this. 0:18
    In this session, you'll practice creating a C# Workspace, 0:23
    including compiling and running a simple console application. 0:27
    As long as you've completed up through the first video of stage two 0:31
    of the C# basics course, you'll know everything that you need to know 0:35
    in order to complete these practice session. 0:39
    Let's review the steps to take in order to complete the session. 0:42
    Using Treehouse Workspaces, create a new C# Workspace, 0:45
    and add a file name program.cs. 0:51
    Then copy and paste the code from the teacher's note for 0:54
    this video into the program.cs file. 0:57
    And lastly, using the Workspaces console, compile, and run the program. 1:00
    If you did everything correctly, you should see the message, 1:06
    I love learning C# at Treehouse, printed to the console when you run the program. 1:10
    Remember, you can create a new workspace 1:16
    from the Workspaces section of the Treehouse website. 1:18
    If you get stuck at any point, see the teacher's notes for hints and 1:22
    links to videos that cover what you need to know in order to complete this session. 1:26
    And if you can't quite get it, don't worry, 1:31
    I'll show you how I did it in the next video. 1:34
    Good luck, and we'll see you in a bit. 1:37

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