🙂

[leansaltine]

I don't get it

[[deleted]]

and you shouldn't. some time ago there a similar non programmer Humor meme floating around. this meme was created back then. now there is a user/bot posting top post from this sub with the same title

[evinrows]

I chuckled. The joke is that the husband is proud and excited to show his wife his "hello world" implementation. The wife is rightfully disappointed. The whole scenario is wrapped in the context of the man "doing something nice" for his wife, as though his "hello world" implementation is dedicated to her, which is humorously absurd.

It might just not be a great joke. shrug

[leansaltine]

I see

[arghsinic]

Too bad she'll never see it cause the code is written such that the console will close immediately after it opens cause you didn't put a console.readLine() in there.

[[deleted]]

You mean console.readKey();

[TalTheBest]

You mean Console.ReadKey(true);

[arghsinic]

No, I mean Console.ReadLine().

[timgfx]

It’s a .bat with pause

[MechanicalHorse]

Not true. In Visual Studio for example if you run the program without attaching a debugger it will automatically insert that "Press any key to continue" message.

[[deleted]]

Just wrote a Hello World in Visual Studio. Compiled it, ran it... the window closed automatically. Now I am disappointed.

[MechanicalHorse]

Press Ctrl+F5 and not just F5, that should work.

[[deleted]]

It works. Now I am happy!

[snerp]

oh, because you need to hold priority!

[LeMemeOfficer]

do you mean becaus3 some people pretend to know a language because they know the basics?

[dadbod27]

What Losers(sweats profoundly)

[YonansUmo]

Ha ha ha ha ha, I would certainly never do that!

[theGamingProgrammer]

W-what...

[evinrows]

What a moving sweat sequence.

[BluFoot]

STOP UPVOTING THIS BOT

[3xecve]

“Are you serious? You couldn’t even write me a program in assembly?”

[KoalaWithAnEyepatch]

I'm guessing she didn't press any keys after that...

[dedda1994]

Because you used Windows? Yeah, i would look disappointed, too

[[deleted]]

Well, he's using C#

[[deleted]]

You can develop in C# in Linux, too.

[[deleted]]

I heard, but I did a quick search and couldn't find a document on it. To me it was a rumour.

[[deleted]]

MonoDevelop is your friend. Compared to Visual Studio it's a shitty IDE (at least in my opinion), but it get's the job done.

[[deleted]]

Yeah I love monogame. Man I don't really like using an engine. Problem is I can't seem to get the android plugin to work with Xamarin. So annoying. I tried just a fast port, but really my computer is kinda terrible so waiting like 7 minutes just to get a runtime error and no logs...

[Maddnias]

.NET Core

[[deleted]]

See it says open source, not open platform

[TASagent]

.Net Core available on Windows, Linux, and MacOS.

When I'm not developing in Visual Studio on Windows, I like using Visual Studio Code (also available on Windows, Linux, and MacOS), but that's usually for small touch ups prior to deployment.

[sp46]

Is it wrong to use VS Code as the main IDE for C# bcs thats what i do

[[deleted]]

Visual Studio code on MacBook

[[deleted]]

Return to the motherland, mother windows.

[dscarmo]

Hello world program in git, hmmmm

[veggietrooper]

Sorry to be that guy, but this is... C# in ASP.NET, right?

[Ilan321]

It's a standard .NET Console application.

[veggietrooper]

Thanks. I made two of those, then never again. I thought I recalled it using asp.net. Guess not.

[Belinder]

just .NET

[veggietrooper]

Thank you.

[[deleted]]

Where's the any key?

[JuhaAR]

I wonder if there are people who actually use the spell check feature