I wanna get in to CSharp since I know it's a bytecode language, like Java, but is (from what I've seen) faster.
So, how would I go about compiling some CSharp (basically what I want is the C# equiv to javac *.java; jar cfm *.class manifest.txt)?
Thanks!
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The other thing is, C# is available through either Visual Studio or .NET core. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Core
And the equivalent of
javacis the dot net CLI (command line interface)docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/co...
So that's cross platform and overall easy to use, imho
If you're looking to get started with learning C#, I recommend looking into .NET Core. This is the most modern software framework that lets you build apps in C#.
.NET Core is created by Microsoft, and their official documentation provides some really easy tutorials, which also tell you what you need to install to get started.
This tutorial walks you through creating a really simple console app that logs "Hello World" to the console. As you'll see when you follow the tutorial, you don't need to worry about compiling.
If you want to try something more complicated and build a whole website with a server + a database, this tutorial series walks you through the whole process.
You use the 'dotnet' runtime; there's no intermediate step in 'packing' like your example, you just run
dotnet build <path_to_csproj>and you should have a binary output.What is
.NET(runtime)? I've heard of it, and seen it mentioned, but I've never really understood it.Part of the answer to your qs is here
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Inter...