I am an intermediate programmer and these days I’ve been analyzing the CLR, my question is what is the need to learn all the commands of c# command line! It’s so boring.
is it necessary?
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I am an intermediate programmer and these days I’ve been analyzing the CLR, my question is what is the need to learn all the commands of c# command line! It’s so boring.
is it necessary?
You might find, as I did, that sometimes it’s just easier to start up Notepad (or your favorite text editor) to create a simple C# program. Then use the command line tool to compile it quickly, without having to go to the trouble of starting Visual Studio, building a project, etc. It’s a whole lot easier and faster to just type:
csc /t:exe MyProgram.csKnowledge is rarely useless. Some of the things you consider ‘boring’ turn out to be the most important and eventually the most interesting.
In the case of the .NET command line tools, I would suggest learning about them–what tools exist, what they do, and how to operate them–but I wouldn’t say that you need to become a command line guru.