Compile from Command Line

Strange how quickly I can forget simple stuff if I don't use it.

Been playing around writing some C# code in a text editor, and compile them from the command line. Just playing for the fun.

Anyhow, I forgot how to go about and compile something like this:

Code:

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using System;
public class Time
{
// public methods
public void DisplayCurrentTime( )
 {
  Console.WriteLine("stub for DisplayCurrentTime");
 }
// private variables
 int Year;
 int Month;
 int Date;
 int Hour;
 int Minute;
 int Second;
}
public class Tester
 {
 static void Main( )
 {
  Time t = new Time( );
  t.DisplayCurrentTime( );
 }
}

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guess I should create another account for such silly questions making my name gats, but then, that is frown upon here on the forums. :p

csc.exe is the C# compiler - also take a look at this gui tool to help with command line options - http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/csccmdlgen.asp

Mike