Practical 01 - Getting a C# Program To Run
Today is our first proper practical. Do not be afraid. If you can read this you are already half way there. The classroom server can be found here. An html version of the lab can be found here.
The login is your email address and your student number. As an example: - with an email address of: F.Bloggs@2004.hull.ac.uk - and a student number of: 200402232 Your username would be F.Bloggs and your password would be 200402232. If you try this and it doesn't work, please send me an email at systems@csharpcourse.com with your email address and student number and I'll add you manually. Note that your student number is the one that you got when you registered. It usually starts with the year that you arrived in Hull, i.e. for most of you 2004. Note that it is not your UCAS number.
Please change your classroom password (you can do this with the change password link underneath your username on the login page). This password is separate from the other passwords that you use.

5 Comments:
At 17 September 2004 at 20:33,
Rob Miles said…
You probably need to have your path set up. Not sure where the SDK is stored but you needto set this. Google "net sdk path" and that should sort it.
At 18 September 2004 at 14:30,
Rob Miles said…
Whoa! Try cath constructions. Good stuff. They handle what the program must do when bad things happen. We will come to them a bit later in the course. As for a good book, I'll be talking about books in the next lecture, and I'll bring along a couple for you all to look at.
At 20 September 2004 at 13:19,
./orta said…
Hey, I'm with the Maths and Computer Games Design course, and so far have only managed to get to one programming 'lecture' (It was sitting down and doing the stuff from this blog.) everything seems nice. Shame I've missed about 4-5 lecures but I'm sure I can catch up as I'm only doing Programming1! The rest I can do off the internet in my free-time to keep up with the Computer Science lot. Nice idea on the blog, and keep it updated. (Oh I read you liked watches, this is close but still cool here, this confuses everyone coming into my room.)
At 20 September 2004 at 13:25,
./orta said…
Windows XP operates by using MS-DOS. (Ans = False)
I always thought that Windows was just a GUI on top of DOS? How many others got that wrong
At 21 September 2004 at 15:45,
./orta said…
Geno, chances are the MSDN will contain all you need. If you ge the C# VS.NET IDE (Its only 30 meg) its a legal download from M$ it is beta but I've found no problems yet. http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/vcsharp/vcsharpmaninstall/default.aspx
Anyone know how to make a certain colour transparent in image Buttons?
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