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Create and run simple C# console applications (Get started with C#, Part 2) - Training
Use Visual Studio Code to develop C# console applications that implement arrays, foreach loops, and if statements.
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A console is an application that provides I/O services to character-mode applications.
A console consists of an input buffer and one or more screen buffers. The input buffer contains a queue of input records, each of which contains information about an input event. The input queue always includes key-press and key-release events. It may also include mouse events (pointer movements and button presses and releases) and events during which user actions affect the size of the active screen buffer. A screen buffer is a two-dimensional array of character and color data for output in a console window. Any number of processes can share a console.
Tip
A broader idea of consoles and how they relate to terminals and command-line client applications can be found in the ecosystem roadmap.
Training
Learning path
Create and run simple C# console applications (Get started with C#, Part 2) - Training
Use Visual Studio Code to develop C# console applications that implement arrays, foreach loops, and if statements.