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top-level getting started portal page #1252
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This topic shows you how to create and run a simple Hello World application with Visual Studio code and .NET Core. | ||
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- [Building a C# Hello World application with .NET Core in Visual Studio 2017 RC](with-visual-studio-2017.md) |
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Shouldn't this be the VS 2015 topic?
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title: Getting Started | C# Guide | |||
description: Getting Started with C# | |||
keywords: C#, Getting Started, Acquisition, Install | |||
author: dotnet-bot | |||
author: ronpet |
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rpetrusha - ms.author is ronpet
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- [Getting started with Visual Studio Code](with-visual-studio-code.md) | ||
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Visual Studio code is a programming editor for Windows, Linux, and macOS that supports IntelliSense (code completion) and debugging. |
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code should be capitalized
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Visual Studio code is a programming editor for Windows, Linux, and macOS that supports IntelliSense (code completion) and debugging. | ||
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This topic shows you how to create and run a simple Hello World application with Visual Studio code and .NET Core. |
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@stevehoag I've addressed all of your comments. |
LGTM. Pending a successful build, |
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Top-level C# Getting Started topic
Summary
The portal page for C# Getting Started topics
Details
Because the TOC is collapsible, if a user is using the TOC for navigation, it looks as if there is no child content because the parent has yet to be written. So I thought I'd write it. This topic mirrors only written content; I haven't included boilerplate topics marked with a wrench.
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@BillWagner @stevehoag @mairaw @kendrahavens