Learn and Master C Programming - Using Visual Studio IDE to write our first C Program

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating, compiling, and running a C program using Visual Studio IDE. It covers setting up a new project, writing a Hello World program, and understanding the IDE's features like Intellisense and debugging tools. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of correct file extensions and provides tips for handling common errors.

What does IDE stand for in the context of Visual Studio?

• Integrated Development Environment

• Interactive Development Editor

• Internal Debugging Environment

• Integrated Debugging Editor

Which application type should be selected for creating a C console application in Visual Studio?

• Windows Forms Application

• Web Application

• Mobile Application

• Win32 Console Application

What is the purpose of selecting 'Empty Project' when creating a new project in Visual Studio?

• To include all standard libraries

• To avoid precompiled headers and unnecessary files

• To automatically generate a main function

• To create a project with sample code

What feature of Visual Studio helps in autocompleting code as you type?

• Intellisense

• Debugger

• Compiler

• Code Formatter

Which keyboard shortcut is used to compile a solution in Visual Studio?

• Control + Shift + B

• Control + B

• Control + C

• Control + Shift + C

What does the 'printf' function require to move the output to a new line?

• A newline character '\n'

• A space character ' '

• A semicolon ';'

• A tab character '\t'

What is the default behavior of Visual Studio when running a console application?

• It adds 'Press any key to continue' to prevent the console from closing immediately

• It automatically saves all open files

• It compiles the code without errors

• It opens the project in a new window

What does the asterisk (*) next to a file name in Visual Studio indicate?

• The file is being compiled

• The file is open in another program

• The file is read-only

• The file is not saved

How does Visual Studio indicate a syntax error in the code?

• By highlighting the line in yellow

• With a red squiggly line

• By displaying a pop-up message

• By underlining the line in blue

What should be considered when writing cross-platform code regarding newline characters?

• Unix uses '\r\n' while Windows uses '\n'

• Both Unix and Windows use '\r\n'

• Both Unix and Windows use '\n'

• Unix uses '\n' while Windows uses '\r\n'