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		<title>C# rules &#8211; Starting C#</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ok, here is a quick intro to the language 1- C# is case sensitive, so myVariable is not the same as MyVariable 2- The entry point of the program by default returns void (You can change that into an integer if you insist on your program returning a zero for ok or an error code), [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ok, here is a quick intro to the language</p>
<p>1- C# is case sensitive, so myVariable is not the same as MyVariable<br />
2- The entry point of the program by default returns void (You can change that into an integer if you insist on your program returning a zero for ok or an error code), it takes string[] args as parameter so that you can pass the program command line arguments<br />
3- No globals<br />
4- Command line arguments will be in the array, you can then foreach around them (Or use a for loop) to extract them<br />
5- You can use GetCommandLineArgs() to get the array we talked about in 4, this method is static, you can learn what static is later</p>
<p>Will add things here as suitable as i go.</p>
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