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C# Language Basics and Syntax Guide

This document provides an introduction to C#, highlighting its object-oriented nature and syntax similarities with Java and C++. It covers variable declaration, naming rules, and array usage, including examples for clarity. Key points include case sensitivity, line termination with semi-colons, and comment styles.

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C# Language Basics and Syntax Guide

This document provides an introduction to C#, highlighting its object-oriented nature and syntax similarities with Java and C++. It covers variable declaration, naming rules, and array usage, including examples for clarity. Key points include case sensitivity, line termination with semi-colons, and comment styles.

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LANGUAGE BASICS INTRODUCTION C# is a powerful Object Orientated language, for

those coming from Java or C++ you should be able to pick up the syntax for C# quickly. A
few points: The language is case-sensitive (So A and a are different) Lines terminate with
semi-colons Code is put in code blocks { } Inline comments start with // Block comments
start with /* */ XML comments start with /// VARIABLES To declare a variable you specify the
data type and variable name followed by a value. SYNTAX DataType variableName = value;
NAMING RULES Variables must start with underscore or letter Variables cannot contain
spaces variables can contain numbers Cannot contain symbols (accept underscore)
EXAMPLE string Name = "thecodingguys"; int Year = 2013; I will use these two variables
throughout. ARRAYS Arrays are similar to variables, but can hold more than one value.
SYNTAX DataType[ ] ArrayName = { Comma Separated Values } // Array of any size
DataType[] ArrayName = new DataType[3] {Command Separated Values } //Expects 3
values EXAMPLE string[] MyGamesOf2013 = {"GTAV", "Battlefield3"}; string[]
MyMoveisOf2013 = new string[3] {"The Amazing Spiderman", "The Expendables 2", "Rise of
the planet of the apes"};

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