C# Console Application Lab Activity
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What must be installed on the computer to perform the lab activities?

Visual Studio IDE

Which method is used to print text in a new line in C#?

  • Console.WriteLine() (correct)
  • Console.Print()
  • Console.Write()
  • Console.Display()

    • What is the output of the following code: Console.Write(''); Console.Write('');?

    How should the shape that consists of five asterisks in a row be printed using Console.Write()?

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    What three fundamental stages are included in the program life cycle?

    <p>Development, Use, Maintenance</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is responsible for writing and modifying computer programs?

    <p>Developer</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Maintenance is the first phase of the program life cycle.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a phase in software engineering?

    <p>Deployment</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the term for the instructions that make up a computer program?

    <p>Program source code</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Lab Activity Overview

    • This practice involves compiling and running C# programs using Visual Studio IDE.
    • The practice aims to explore IDE features for quicker application development.
    • The Visual Studio IDE must be installed on the computer.
    • Students should understand basic printing statements (Console.Write() and Console.WriteLine()).

    Task 1

    • Step 1: Double-click the Visual Studio icon.
    • Step 2: In Visual Studio, select "Create New Project".
    • Step 3: Choose "C#" and "Console Application".
    • Step 4: Name the application and set the location.
    • Step 5: The editor will appear.
    • Step 6: Write the following statements:
      • Console.Write("***\n");
      • Console.Write("***");
    • Step 7: Press F5 to run; check the output window.
    • Step 8: Close the output window and edit.
    • Step 9: Replace Console.Write("***\n"); with Console.WriteLine("***");
    • Step 10: Press F5 to run and observe the output.
    • Step 11: Save the project.

    Task 2

    • Step 1: Create a new project called "SecondSimpleApp".
    • Step 2: Write the following statements:
      • Console.Write("**");
      • Console.Write("*\n");
      • Console.Write("**");
      • Console.Write("\n*");
    • Step 3: Run the program and note the output.
    • Step 4: Close the output window and edit.
    • Step 5: Replace Console.Write("*\n"); with Console.WriteLine("*");
    • Step 6: Run and examine the output.
    • Step 7: Close the output window.
    • Step 8: Modify the code to create a shape using Console.Write() statements. Given shape is not clear (or image not included)
    • Step 9: Modify the code to print a shape using Console.WriteLine(). Given shape is not clear (or image not included)
    • Step 10: Modify the code to print another shape using Console.WriteLine(). Given shape is not clear (or image not included)
    • Step 11: Modify the code to print a shape using Console.WriteLine(). Given shape is not clear (or image not included)

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    Description

    This lab activity focuses on compiling and running C# programs using Visual Studio IDE. Students will learn to utilize IDE features to enhance application development through practical tasks such as printing statements. By the end of the session, they will gain hands-on experience in creating and modifying console applications.

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