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There's a c# Windows application tutorial in solearn instead of console application?

c# Windows form.

9th Nov 2016, 10:09 PM
Abel
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Protip : Whenever you are trying out coding new types of application, always make a random class, type the class name with a dot for example : ' Example. ' and a list of useable commands will come out.
11th Nov 2016, 1:45 AM
Wen Qin
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Only code like Console.ReadLine() are meant solely for console. All the other logic like classes and objects, control structures, and methods can be applied to a Windows GUI/form as well. Unfortunately, the C# lesson doesn't cover classes and properties used exclusively for forms, like for changing text for a label or retrieving dialog options in a pop-up window. There should be at least a short lesson on it.
10th Nov 2016, 1:51 AM
Tamra
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SoloLearn doesn't have a console tutorial at all. If you think the things you have learned are only applicable to console you are wrong. In fact they have nothing to do with console applications and you can easily use them for windows forms. You just need to learn the basic of windows form, which isn't hard at all.
9th Nov 2016, 10:29 PM
ShokeR
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The code is I think the same. The program just runs on windows application instead of console application.
9th Nov 2016, 10:12 PM
TheLastCookie
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Thanks for the response guys. I appreciate it.
9th Nov 2016, 11:17 PM
Abel
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