Creating a simple console app

- [Narrator] Whenever I'm teaching software development,…I usually try to get you to a place…where you've written a little bit of code…and you've seen it compiled and run…and I try to do that as early as is feasible.…Now that you've installed Visual Studio for Mac,…let's follow an age-old ritual…dating back to Carrington and Richie's…seminal programming text on the C language.…Let's make a Hello World app.…In your IDE click New Project.…You can see we have the ability to choose…from a myriad of project types.…

I'm going to select dot net core…and select a console application…and then I'll click next.…A console app is the perfect starting point…since it doesn't have the overhead…of learning to develop a user interface.…Instead a console app runs in the terminal.…The first thing we'll do is give our project a name.…I'm going to call mine Hello World.…And you'll notice that it also…fills it into the solution name.…Now most of the time you're not going to want that…and when we create our first real project…we will change the solution name.…