Call methods from the .NET Class Library using C#
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Use functionality in the .NET Class Library by calling methods that return values, accept input parameters, and more.
Write code that calls stateless methods in the .NET Class Library., Create a new instance of .NET Class Library classes to call methods that maintain state., Use IntelliSense to learn more about a method, its overloaded versions, its return value data type, and its input parameter data types., Use Microsoft Learn documentation to research what a method does, its overloaded versions, its return value type, its input parameters and what each parameter represents.
Experience declaring, initializing, and accessing the values of variables in C#., Experience using the basic C# data types including int and string., Experience using the method Console.WriteLine() in C#.
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