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Cloud Computing. Data Science. Angular 7. Machine Learning. Data Structures. Operating System. Computer Network. Compiler Design. Computer Organization. Discrete Mathematics. Open Visual Studio. Visual Studio has an icon that resembles a purple ribbon. Click the icon in Windows Start menu to open Visual Studio. Sign in to your Microsoft account.
If you don't have a Microsoft account, click Create One and fill out the form to create a new Microsoft account. You can also click Not now, maybe later to skip this step for now.
Use the following steps to sign in to your Microsoft account: Click Sign In Enter the email address associated with your Microsoft account. Click Next. Enter the password associated with your Microsoft account. Click Sign In. Select "Visual C " as the Development Settings. Use the drop-down menu next to "Development Settings" to select "Visual C ". Select a color theme. Click the radio option next to the color scheme you want to use in Visual Studio.
You can use any color theme you want. Click Start Visual Studio. This will start Visual Studio. Part 2. Open Visual C. Click Create a new project.
It's the last option on the title page. Select Console App. It's the first option at the top of the page. It has a green "C " icon in the upper-right corner. Type a name for your project and click Create. Enter whatever name you want to name your project under "Project Name". You can name it "Hello World", leave the default name or pick a different name. Click Create to start your project. WriteLine "Hello World! Remove the line "Console.
It's right under the line that reads "static void Main string[] args ". Write int Number1, Number2; in it's place. This goes write after the curly bracket below " static void Main string[] args ". This line of code declares two new integers which are numbers and gives them the label "Number1" and "Number2". Write Console. WriteLine "Please enter the first number and press Enter: " ; in the next line. This goes in the next line after the line that declares two new integers.
This line of code instructs the user to enter the first number and press enter. ToInt32 Console. ReadLine ; in the next line. This goes after the line that instructs the user to enter a number.
This line of code takes the number the user enters and stores it as a bit floating signed integer and assigns the value to the label "Number1". WriteLine "Please enter the second number and press Enter: " ; in the next line. This goes in the next line after the line that converts the first number to an integer. This line of code instructs the user to enter the second number and press Enter.
This line of code takes the number the user enters and stores it as a bit floating signed integer and assigns the value to "Number2". Write int Result; in the next line. This goes after the line that converts the second number to an integer. This line of code declares a new integer with the label "Result". ToString ; in the next line.
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