In The Name Of GOD

PRESENTED BY: ALI ABBASI

SHAHID RAJAEE TEACHER TRAINING UNIVERSITY

VISUAL STUDIO 2013

System Requirements:
Operation System:
๏ Windows 8.1, 8 and Windows 7 SP1

Hardware Requirements:
๏ 1.6 GHz or faster processor
๏ 1 GB of RAM
๏ 20 GB of free hard disk space
๏ 5400 RPM hard disk drive
๏ DirectX 9-Capable Video card with 1024x768 of minimum resolution

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Step 1: Visual Studio 2013 Download
First You need to download Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate version from Microsoft Download Page or soft98.ir.
Visual Studio 2013 Documentation

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Step 2: Double Click on Application File
Once the software is downloaded, you can extract and double
click on  vs_ultimate.exe  le. Please be sure to start the
installation with admin access to avoid any unnecessary
permission issue.

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Step 3: Click on Install
You can click on I agree radio button and then click on Next. Here
you can custom select the number of features you want to install
along with Visual Studio. It is not necessarily important to select all
the features now itself. You can also later install these features as
per your requirement. For this demo, I will use the default selected
features and Click on Install.

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Step 4: Installation Started Step 5: Successful Installation
Now you can see that it calculates the amount of Entire Installation process takes around 15-20 mins
space required and check the amount space usually depends on number of features you have
available and will start the installation process. selected. Once it completes without any error then
you will be see below setup successful Screen. Now
You can Launch Visual Studio 2013 by Clicking
on Launch.
Step 6: Sign in to Microsoft Account 6
Step 7: Choosing Theme
By sign in to your Microsoft account you can You can choose your preferred theme
save your setting in cloud

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Step 8: Open a New Console Project
It is now time to create a Sample Application. You can select  New Project->Console Application  and
select the Language as  Visual C#  from left template window. You can provide the name of the Project and
specify the project location. In this demo, I am using default setting as you can see below.
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Step 9: Write Your First Hello World Program

Once all the options are set, you can see a default
application created with some default code. If you
can notice, below are the default system
namespaces it already provides.
using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using System.Threading.Tasks;

This is a simple program to display Hello World in the Output. As you can see in below
program,  Console.WriteLine()  method is used to display  Hello, World  in the standard output. This
program has starting point from main() function like it usually happens in other programming language as well.
Now you can Build your application by using Debug->Start without Debugging.
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Step 10: Run Your Program
If the project build is successful and there is no error, then you will see below output screen with output Hello
World. To exit out from this screen, you can click any Key.
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Step 11: Opening a New Windows Form Project
It is now time to create a Graphical Application. You can select  New Project->Windows Forms
Application and select the Language as Visual C# from left template window. You can provide the name of
the Project and specify the project location. In this demo, I am using default setting as you can see below.

Step 11: Debugging 11

In Program.cs, replace all of the default code with the following code:

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To start the debugger, select F5, or choose the Debug Target button in the Standard toolbar, or choose the Start
Debugging button in the Debug toolbar, or choose Debug > Start Debugging from the menu bar.

because we haven't done anything special , output will be :

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To stop the debugger, select Shift+F5, or choose the Stop Debugging button in the Debug toolbar, or
choose Debug > Stop Debugging from the menu bar.

In the for loop of the Main function, set a breakpoint by clicking the left margin of the following line of code:




A red circle appears where you set the breakpoint.

Breakpoints are an essential feature of reliable debugging. You can set breakpoints where you want Visual
Studio to pause your running code so you can look at the values of variables or the behavior of memory, or
know whether or not a branch of code is getting run.
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Expand the letters variable to view all its array elements and their values.

hover over the name variable to check its value in the data tip.

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To step into the SendMessage method, select F11 again.

In the code editor, hover over the Console.WriteLine method call in the SendMessage method until the Run
to Click button appears on the left. The tooltip for the button shows "Run execution to here".
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To rerun your app from the beginning in the debugger, select Ctrl+Shift+F5, or choose the Restart button in
the Debug toolbar, or choose Debug > Restart from the menu bar.

The Autos and Locals windows show variable values while you're debugging.