Re: Visual studio question
If your program is a console application, pressing F5 will launch it in a new window with the debugger attached, then that window will close as soon as the program finishes running.
That is often immediately, so might seem like nothing is happening.
If you press control F5 then it will launch without the debugger attached, but will also leave the window up after the program runs, with a message telling you to press a key to continue, which will then close the window.
You can add this line at the end of your main function in order to get the window to stay open until you press a key, even when just pressing F5 to launch it.
Console.ReadKey();
Hope this helps.
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