I am trying to use XCode to create a C# program. I have checked out a couple videos to start-up the program, yet I need the proper syntax to further code my program. Does anyone know where I could find the syntax to do so, or is it the same syntax used to code objective-C programs as well? Amny help would suffice.
XCode does not understand C#, there are other tools that can. Objective-C - which is a differnt syntax - is the best way to go.
This is the code for a simple hello world output from XCode to the command line, which visual studios uses as well "command line."
int main()
{
printf("Hello, World!\n");
return 0;
}
what other tools are you speaking of if you can elaborate. Are they in XCode or are they windows software?
This is not C#, this is straight C, except for the missing #include <stdio.h>. How does C# fit in?
Do you want C, or C#?
For C# check out Mono.
To use this code in Xcode, start with a command line tool template.
Here is a link to a previous post that details how to get started with the hello world example using a command line tool:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4559092?answerId=20452766022#20452766022
I want to use Xcode to write a C
