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Writing Console Applications in .Net
By Peter Aitken

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Writing Console Applications in .Net
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Console applications may seem old-fashioned, but they still have plenty of uses, especially when the program doesn't require much user interaction. Fortunately, it's easy to create one, thanks to the support provided in the .Net framework. Why take on UI

 
 
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