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.NET SamplesThis repo contains all the sample code that is part of any topic underthe.NET documentation. There are several different projects thatare organized in sub-folders. These sub-folders are organized similarlyto the organization of the docs for.NET. Some of the articles will have more than one sample associated with them.The content team tracks issues for.NET documentation in the and repositories. Issues are turned off on this repository. File issues against existing samples and suggestions for new samples in those repositories.

If you're not sure where, choose. This process keeps the issues associated with the articles that explain the concepts for each sample. The best process is to file an issue from the feedback control at the bottom of each docs page:. For existing samples, file the issue on the page with the sample. To suggest new samples, file the issue on the index page where you want to see the new sample.There are two classes of code in this repository:.

Snippets represent small focused examples that demonstrate one feature or syntax. These should be no more than a single screen of code. Samples represent programs that demonstrate application or library scenarios.

These samples are typically larger than snippets, and often use more than one technology, feature, or toolkit. The readme.md file for each sample will refer to the article so thatyou can read more about the concepts covered in each sample.Both samples and snippets should be buildable projects. Those projects should build andrun on the widest set of platforms possible for the given sample. In practice, that means building.NET Core-based console applications where possible. Samples that are specific to the web or a UI framework should add those tools as needed. Examples include web applications, mobile apps, WPF or WinForms apps, and so on.We are working toward having a CI system in place for all code. When you make any updates to samples, make sure each update is part of a buildableproject.

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Ideally, add tests for correctness on samples as well. SnippetsSnippets are extracted from small programs that include the snippet. Snippets are all located in the top level /snippets folder. While snippets are small blocks of code, we want to move toward snippets that are part of buildable sample projects.

Building a snippet or sampleYou build any.NET Core snippet or sample using the.NET Core CLI, which can be installed with. Then, executethese commands from the CLI in the directory of any sample. Dotnet build dotnet runThese will install any needed dependencies, build the project, and runthe project respectively.Multi-project samples have instructions in their root directory ina README.md file.Except where noted, all samples build from the command line onany platform supported by.NET Core. There are a few samples that arespecific to Visual Studio and require Visual Studio 2017 or later.

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Inaddition, some samples show platform specific features and will requirea specific platform. Other samples and snippets require the.NET Frameworkand will run on Windows platforms, and will need the Developer Pack forthe target Framework version. Creating new samples or snippetsIf you wish to add a code sample:.Your sample must be part of a buildable project. Where possible, the projects should build on all platforms supported by.NET Core.

Exceptions to this are samples that demonstrate a platform specific feature or platform specific tool.Your sample should conform to the to maintain consistency. Additionally, we prefer the use of static methods rather than instance methods when demonstrating something that doesn't require instantiating a new object.Your sample should include appropriate exception handling. It should handle all exceptions that are likely to be thrown in the context of the sample. For example, a sample that calls the method to retrieve user input should use appropriate exception handling when the input string is passed as an argument to a method. Similarly, if your sample expects a method call to fail, the resulting exception must be handled.