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https://github.com/kamiviolet/csharp-project-debugging

In correspondence with: Debug C# console applications (Get started with C#, Part 6)
https://github.com/kamiviolet/csharp-project-debugging

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In correspondence with: Debug C# console applications (Get started with C#, Part 6)

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# CSharp-Project-debugging
## Introduction

This project sourced from Microsoft Learn, equivalent to **Debug C# console applications (Get started with C#, Part 6)**

[Navigate to Microsoft Learn](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/get-started-c-sharp-part-6/)

This project is to train how to debug the existing project in the development stage, using the debugging tools.
This repository is composed of 2 parts:
* Guided Project
* Challenge Project

### Guided Project
The folder contains documents about the license and README from Microsoft, and a sub folder named "GuidedProject".
Inside "GuidedProject", you can find 2 subfolders: "Final" and "Starter".
Final folder contains the finished part (covering Task 1-2) suggested by Microsoft for reference.
Program.cs in Starter contains my work.

### Challenge Project
The folder contains documents about the license and README from Microsoft, and a sub folder named "ChallengedProject".
Inside "ChallengedProject", you can find 2 subfolders: "Final" and "Starter".
Final folder contains the finished part (covering Task 3-4) suggested by Microsoft for reference.
Program.cs in Starter contains my work.

## How to run the program in the local environment
This repository requires .NET runtime installed in the local environment to run it.

### I have installed .NET in my computer
Please download the zip file of this repository or use `git clone` command with the URL to clone it to your drive.
Go to the targeted folder, you can either run it in your terminal or open with your preferred IDE (for example Viscual Studio / Visual Studio Code).
If you want to run it in the terminal, use `dotnet run` to build and run it.
If you want to run it inside your preferred IDE, like Visual Studio, you can navigate yourself to *debug* in the top menu bar, and click *start debugging*.

### I have not installed .NET in my computer
Please go to the link below which leads you back to Microsoft, follow the instructions and install .NET in your computer.

[Install .NET on Windows, Linux, and macOS](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/)