I Am Doing Syntax Is 2 Parts, Part 1 Being Very Basic and Then Part 2 Being More Advanced.
Most Of This Thread Is Easy To Quickly Pick Up On!
Basic Syntax Information
C# Is An Object-Oriented Programming Language, A Program Would Consist Of Various "Objects", That Work Together.
The First Statements In Any Program Will Always Be "using" Followed By The Namespaces. Look Below For An Example xD
Some Keywords In C# (Wont Need To Know All To Make A Basic Program, But Why Not Look Through :/)
- true
- using
- class
- switch
- void
- while
- throw
- try
- public
- false
- catch
Comments Within The Code | ------> Very Useful
You Can Put Comments In Your Code For Many Reasons, Compilers Ignore All Comments. Some Reasons Why Comments Are Very Useful??
- To Explain A Piece Of Code
- Cut Something From Your Code Temporarily
There Are Two Different Ways To Use The Comments, Look Below For An Example Of Each..
For Writing Multiple Lines
For Writing Single Lines
Currently Writing Part 2
Most Of This Thread Is Easy To Quickly Pick Up On!
Basic Syntax Information
C# Is An Object-Oriented Programming Language, A Program Would Consist Of Various "Objects", That Work Together.
The First Statements In Any Program Will Always Be "using" Followed By The Namespaces. Look Below For An Example xD
Code:
using PS3Lib;
using MetroFramework;
Some Keywords In C# (Wont Need To Know All To Make A Basic Program, But Why Not Look Through :/)
- true
- using
- class
- switch
- void
- while
- throw
- try
- public
- false
- catch
Comments Within The Code | ------> Very Useful
You Can Put Comments In Your Code For Many Reasons, Compilers Ignore All Comments. Some Reasons Why Comments Are Very Useful??
- To Explain A Piece Of Code
- Cut Something From Your Code Temporarily
There Are Two Different Ways To Use The Comments, Look Below For An Example Of Each..
For Writing Multiple Lines
Code:
/* Write Your Comment Here...... */
For Writing Single Lines
Code:
}
//Write Your Comment Here.....
Currently Writing Part 2