Learning How To Program - Console TODO List in C#

I'm Nick Cosentino, and I'm a Principal Engineering Manager at Microsoft. I believe that programming is one of the most important skills you can have access to, and I'm here to help you get started. We'll be using C# but you should be able to apply these concepts to any language.
In our last live streaming session (kzbin.info..., we built a simple calculator together! In this session, we'll be building another simple console application that will let us add, remove, and view a TODO list!
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Thanks so much for watching! If you enjoyed this, please give the video a thumbs up and subscribe so you can see the next one! What would you like to learn? Here's the code from this video: dotnetfiddle.net/PS6kpk#code-editor

[@hillaryobatavwe3792]

My brr, no offense New to c#, so I'm kinda lost on why you making use of .net fiddle, I didn't even know what that is untill now Can vs community do all this?? Any requirements for this wonderful tutorial??

[@DevLeader]

@@hillaryobatavwe3792 zero requirements including any software install (which is why I used dotnetfiddle). You can run it right in the browser 🙂 Any flavor of visual studio will easily do all of this.