C# class without main method

Question

I\'m learning C# and I\'m very new to it, so forgive me for the seemingly stupid question. I have some experience in Java, and I noticed that C# programs also need a m

Answer 1

Try using /t:library switch with the compiler. By default it tries to make an .exe which, of course, needs an entry point (i.e. a main method). If you compile to a .dll you won't need that.

But as HighCore suggested, if you are learning, just use Visual Studio (download one of the free versions if you haven't already) and let it worry about the compiler flags.