Execute .NET Application in Command Windows

Executing .NET Applications from Command Window:

• Sometimes,  you  may  require  running  the  .NET applications  from  Command  window (MS-DOS window).
• At that time, follow the below steps:
• Click on ―> Start ―> Run.
• Type ―> cmd.
• Press Enter.
• A MS-DOS prompt window will be opened.

• Now,  locate  the  ―bin‖  folder  of  the  required  application,  by  using  the  following commands.  For  example,  let  us  imagine  that  there  is  a  project  named ConsoleApplication1 in "D:" drive.

Passing Arguments to Main() Method

• All of the previous examples in the material have been given without any arguments to the Main() method.
• However, when the program is invoked, you can pass some arguments to the Main() method, if required.
• C#‘s  Main()  method  receives  those  arguments  in  string  array  format,  traditionally called as "args" (of course, C# allows you change the name also).
• Syn: Main(string[] args)
• Those arguments could be called as ―Command line arguments‖.
• You can use these command line arguments for the internal logic in the application

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