Chapter 1 - Exercise 1

Objectives

• Learn how to create a decent project structure
• Learn how to create a decent GIT repository
• Learn how to create a console application
• Learn how to link a Class Library

Exercise

• Create the following folder structure
  • ch-1-exercise-1
    • src
• Use a dotnet command to create a new console application in the src folder called App
• Use a dotnet command to create a .gitignore file in the root folder ch-1-exercise-1
• Use a git command to make the root folder ch-1-exercise-1 a GIT repository
• Use a git command or VS Code to commit your changes
  • Make sure there are no binary files tracked in the repository.
• Use a dotnet command to create a class library in the src folder called Domain
• Use a dotnet command to reference the Domain class library in the console application.
• Use a git command or VS Code to commit your changes
• Rename Class1 to Person
• In the Person class, create a field called name of type string and initialize it with your own name.
• In the Person class create a public function called SayHello which prints Hello, {yourname}.
• In Program.cs use a top-level-statement to create a new Person object called you and use the function SayHello to print the name to the screen.
• Use a dotnet command to run the application.
• Use a git command or VS Code to commit your changes

Solution

A possible solution can be found here.