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C# / CSharp Tutorial » Language Basics » Intrduction 
1.1.3.The C# Keywords
abstract      as         base          bool         break
Byte          case       catch         char         checked
class         const      continue      decimal      default
delegate      do         double        else         enum
event         explicit   extern        false        finally
fixed         float      for           foreach      goto
if            implicit   in            int          interface
internal      is         lock          long         namespace
new           null       object        operator     out
override      params     private       protected    public
readonly      ref        return        sbyte        sealed
short         sizeof     stackalloc    static       string
struct        switch     this          throw        true
try           typeof     uint          ulong        unchecked
unsafe        ushort     using         virtual      volatile
void          while
1.1.Intrduction
1.1.1.A C# program begins with a call to Main()
1.1.2.Using csc.exe, the C# Command-Line Compiler
1.1.3.The C# Keywords
1.1.4.C# has the following reserved keywords:
1.1.5.Compile csharp source code in command line
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