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❔ Is it possible to change a project sdk from Microsoft.NET.Sdk to Microft.net.sdk.net?
I'm completely new to c# and .NET so apologies if this doesn't make sense.
If a project csproj file has the following
<project sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">, this means the project is your standard .NET Core project type without any extra features like Web or Blazor right?
But if I wanted to use features from ASP.NET within this project, how would I do it? Do I just change my sdk from Microsoft.NET.Sdk to Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Net? Or would I need to run a command like Install-Package/dotnet add package?18 replies
❔ Will there be issues if the target framework moniker is less than my .NET version installed?
Total scrub here, please correct if I say anything wrong. I've got Visual Studio installed with .NET 6, will there be any issues if the
csprojec file I'm working has the following TargetFramework?
<TargetFramework>netcoreapp3.0</TargetFramework>
From what I've heard, .NET is backwards compatible so there should be any issues even if I only have.NET 6 installed right? And I'm assuming that I just need to be wary not to use any features from above .NET Core 3.0 or will Visual Studio warn me correct?13 replies
✅ newbie - are 4-5 year old year c# resources still relevant?
Newbie trying to learn c# here. How much has c# changed over the last 4-5 years? I'm planning on watching this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhQdlIFylQ8) but it's 4 years old so I'm not sure if the material would still be relevant.
Also are there any good resources you guys would recommend for beginners trying to learn c# and .net? I'm trying to learn them as they seem popular
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