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- The .NET framework includes a <code>System.Console</code> class with several helpful methods, including
WriteLine()
.
- You may use this to do “printf”-style instrumentation for debugging (as we old-time C-programmers like to call it).
- Use the <tt>Output</tt> window in Visual Studio to view any messages sent to the output using the
Console
class while debugging.
- Note that other messages appear there, including messages about thread termination, for example.
- If you run your project outside the debugger, the output is lost.
