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4,597 PointsThanks for trying to help :) but i have found the answer by searching many hours on google.
3 Answers
Jeremy McLain
Treehouse Guest TeacherYou can do everything you see in the courses in Visual Studio as well. Here's a workshop on how to Install and use Visual Studio on your own computer. https://teamtreehouse.com/library/introduction-to-visual-studio
Sued Khaleel
350 PointsSir i want to contact u or chat with u
Steven Schaner
14,675 PointsI already went through the Visual Studio workshop but I don't know which template you're using this course. I don't think you're using the console app template.
Steven Schaner
14,675 PointsThanks Jean. I was confused by the graphical interface. I thought we were going to make a GUI game. I continued to follow along with a Console Project and things are working great. Thanks for answering.
Jean Paul Giraldo
15,701 PointsI have the same question, I already went through the Intro to Visual Studio workshop. My problem is, that there are so many options to choose from when starting a project and I don't know which one to pick.
Steven Schaner
14,675 PointsJean, I have the same question. I don't think we're using the Console App template. Did you figure this out?
Jean Paul Giraldo
15,701 PointsSteven Schaner I did. If you're trying to follow along using Visual Studio, you need to create a new Console Project. Keep in mind that, depending on the version you have installed, you might have .NET and .NET Core. This course uses .NET.
Steven Parker
231,198 PointsSteven Parker
231,198 PointsDo what? Can you elaborate on what you are trying to accomplish?