Creating a Project.txt

1.type "cmd" in the directory search bar of the folder where you want to create a project.

2.after the prompt has opened, type 
"dotnet new console -o NAME_OF_YOUR_PROJECT"

3. the CLI will show that the project has been created successfully.

4. type "cd NAME_OF_YOUR_PROJECT"

5. CLI will take you to to the directory of your project.

6. type "code ."
This will open your project in Visual Studio Code.

! dotnet 6.0 does not initiate a project with a Main method because of some changes. If you want one,
we have to create a new project using an older framework like dotnet 5 and previous.

Instead of using	 dotnet new console -o NameOfProject, you use:
			dotnet new console --framework net5.0 -o NameOfProject


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cd $dir && start chrome $fileName

Building Blocks of OOP
class nameOfClass{
	accessibility dataType attribute1
	accessibility dataType attribute2
	.
	.
	.
	accessibility dataType attributex

	//in C# there are two types of attributes.
	//fields and properties

	accessibility dataType field;
	accessibility dataType property { get; set; }
	accessibility dataType property_x { get; } //read-only property
	


	accessibility dataType function/methodName(){
	//no arguments means there's a return type
	
	return variable/data of same dataType as above.
	}
	
	//for constructor:
	accessibility className(arg1==attribute1,arg_x = attribute x){
	this.arg_value = attribute1 //setting the value of the argument to the attribute
	this.arg_value_x = attributex
	}

}

public static NameOfClass {
			
	//Static means you can't instantiate an object of the class
	//e.g new staticClass object = new staticClass(); will give an error
	//you can only call a static class with it's name and use it's methods.
	// staticClass.method(params);
	//also static classes cannot have constructors

}