Review my first code please

[Suicidal Isaac]

I just started learning C# and wrote a program that outputs hello world to the console, did I do everything right?

GitHub - SuicidalIsaac/Hello_World_CSharp: Hello World le Shit-code edition

Hello World le Shit-code edition. Contribute to SuicidalIsaac/Hello_World_CSharp development by creating an account on GitHub.

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[jmcilhinney]

While it's not against the rules to do it as you have, you'll find fewer people willing to help you if you make us jump through hoops. If you want us to review your code, just provide the code. Copy the relevant code and paste it here, formatted as code. That way, we can see the code when we're reading your post, rather than having to mess around with VS and cloning a repository to download a bunch of stuff we don't need.

 

[kareninstructor]

I recommend using StackExchange

Code Review Stack Exchange

Q&A for peer programmer code reviews

codereview.stackexchange.com

 

[Skydiver]

I just started learning C#

Right now, it feels disingenuous of you to say that you have just started learning C# when it actually takes some skill and experience to write in shit code style for your Hello World and Calculator public GitHub repositories. A beginner would not be using interfaces, abstract classes, service locators, and dependency injection.

Anyway, there is the site:
Latest - shitcode - home of shitty code
where you can submit your code for review/publication. Also as noted above, there is a Stack Exchange specifically for code reviews. For the latter, I would suggest making it explicit in your introduction/description that the goal is to follow the shit code style.

 

[cjard]

The return of Enterprise FizzBuzz?