using
Start with a header file. The header file is referenced in C#. Instead of copying the entire library to your code, it just uses (for eg: using System;) the available libraries into your code.
namespace
A way to hold down different parts of your code. Default namespace is the name of the project.
{ curly braces }
Defines Scope.
static void Main()
This is the first entry point into the Code.
internal class
A special Classes that asks the compiler to start the Compilation of the code from that point. The internal class program get executed first. Gives the first point of contact and goes into the main Methods
We need to have a method inside a class.
Note: You name the folder based on the class that’s in them. Ideally have one class per one folder. Best practice of One Class per File
Code is meant to be read by Humans
Whenever a Project is Built, 2 folders are created, bin and obj, that is basically the compiled code.
We use ; Semi-colon to tell the code that the line has terminated at that point. Some places do not use semicolon.
A common logic to that could be that whichever line of code has a curly bracket under it, will not need a semicolon. Since the termination of that line depends on the Scope which the {} Bounds.
\n is still used here. To denote \ you will have to use \ twice.
A Verbatim Literal String String literal character. Using @
Logic has a flow in a program. -