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Create a new test project using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet new xunit -o libraryname

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Prior to .Net Core 2.0, what commands required dotnet restore to be run afterward?

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dotnet new, dotnet build, dotnet run

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Keyboard shortcut for inserting breakpoint in VS Code for macOS

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F9

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Shortcut to add breakpoint in Visual Studio for Mac

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F9

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Build a library or solution using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet build

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Syntax and definition of expression-bodied members

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public string Label { get => label; set => this.label = value ?? "Default label"; } Allows certain member functions (e.g., constructors, finalizers, getters and setters) to be implemented as expressions rather than statements

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In a C# interpolated string, how do you specify that you want to format a DateTime using the short time format?

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$"{date:t}"

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Activate the xUnit test runner using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet test pathtotestcsproj

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Command to create a new solution using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet new sln -o solutionname

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Create a new console app using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet new console -o appname

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Command to add an existing class library to a solution using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet sln add pathtocsproj

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What is an expression?

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Contains identifiers, literals, and operators, and can be reduced to some kind of value

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Keyboard shortcut for Step Over while debugging in VS Code for macOS

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F10

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Run an executable using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet run -p pathtoappcsproj

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Keyboard shortcut for Continue while debugging in VS Code for macOS

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F5

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Add a reference to a project to another project using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet add pathtocsprojtoaddthereferenceto reference pathtocsprojtoreference

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Restore dependencies and create an obj folder in the applicable library project using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet restore

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What is a statement?

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Anything that can make up a line or several lines of code (e.g., if statement, return statement, variable assignment statement)

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Command to create a new class library (csproj) using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet new classlib -o libraryname

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Keyboard shortcut for opening Debug tab in VS Code for macOS

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Shift + Command + D

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Add a reference to a project to another project by editing the .csproj file

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<ItemGroup> <ProjectReference Include="pathtocsprojtoreference" /> </ItemGroup>

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Syntax and benefits of using static directives

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using static typename Designates a type whose static members and nested types you can access without specifying a type name

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Keyboard shortcut to Stop debugging in VS Code for macOS

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Shift + F5

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Method to read user input from console

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Console.ReadLine()

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Add new packages to a project using the .Net Core CLI

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dotnet add projectname package packagename

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Keyboard shortcut for Step Out while debugging in VS Code for macOS

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Shift + F11

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Command to clear DNS cache in macOS

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sudo dscacheutil -flushcache

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In a C# interpolated string, how do you specify that you want to format a DateTime using the short date format?

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$"{date:d}"

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Shortcut to debug project in Visual Studio for Mac

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F5

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Keyboard shortcut for Step Into while debugging in VS Code for macOS

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F11

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Keyboard shortcut to Save All in VS Code on Mac

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Command + Option + S

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