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Writes the specified data, followed by the current line terminator, to the standard output stream.

Writes the specified data, followed by the current line terminator, to the standard output stream.

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Console writeline does not work

I'm debugging a UWP in C#. On a certain moment the console stops giving me the write line content. Does anyone can imagen what the problem could be?
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C# Can the Console overflow with too many Writelines?

If I have a program that performs Console.Writeline multiple times per second, and the program is left running for a long period of time, can the console overflow with too many lines? I just want to know if it will eventually throw an IO exception…
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Calling Console.WriteLine before allocating the console

I've recently encountered the following problem with my application: it didn't show any console output, though the console had been allocated by using AllocConsole. I managed to figure out soon that it was caused by an attempt (hidden deeply in…
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Console.Writeline working on x86 but not x64

I'm testing a project in visual studio 2012. When I run my code in x86, Console.Writeline shows up in the output window. However, when I run it in x64, it does not. I understand I can use System.Diagnostics.Debug instead, but I would really like…
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Where does Console.WriteLine go in ASP.net production environment?

Is there any chance that I can see the output of Console.WriteLine command after deploying my asp.net web application in IIS? (no more Visual Studio) I checked this question: Where does Console.WriteLine go in ASP.NET? But the problem is that they…
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is Console.WriteLine a bottleneck in Windows Applications?

If I have WPF application and for debugging purposes there are messages that are being displayed on the console. Will this affect the performance of the application when its configured as a Windows Application and no console is being displayed?
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Interpreting dates: Console.Writeline vs. string.Format

Given the following C# code: var dt = DateTime.Now; Console.WriteLine("{0:MM/dd/yy} ... {1}", dt, string.Format("{0:MM/dd/yy}", dt)); ... when the short date (under Windows 7, Control Panel -> Region and Language -> Additonal Settings -> Date) is…
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How to prevent the console to write a character in the last line?

I have a problem with a console project of C#. I want to use the whole console screen to write text in it. Meaning, for example, to "draw" a border along the border of the console. The problem is the unnecessary last character in the last line. How…
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How to in C# keep a set number of letters for a string in console writeline

Ok so basically I want something like Console.WriteLine( "{0}: {1}/{2}hp {3}/{4}mp {5}", character.Identifier, character.CurrentHealth, character.MaxHealth, character.CurrentMagic, character.MaxMagic, …
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How to force Console.WriteLine() to print verbatim strings?

Possible Duplicate: Can I convert a C# string value to an escaped string literal How can I print a string (via Console.WriteLine()) such that any/all escape sequences that may exist in the string is printed verbatim? Example: string s = "This…
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named parameters Console.WriteLine c#

I frequently write a Console.WriteLine statement and then modify it at a later stage. I then end up with statements such as this. Console.WriteLine("{2} is not greater than {0} or smaller than {1}",min,max, grade); Is there a way to explicitly name…
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In C#, what does using a dollar sign do in Console.WriteLine

thank you for looking at my question, to verify what i mean Console.WriteLine($"Hello {variable}"); I am curious to the effect that the $ has on the output from Console.WriteLine
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Get an event hook to Console.WriteLine

In a c# console application, is there a way to get a notification whenever text is written to the console via Console.WriteLine and Console.Write? Whenever this event fires, it should be possible to do things like change the text before it is…
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Does Console.Write ever fail?

I am testing my run() function to make sure it has all the correct things populated by the end of the method. I populate 4 fields from our databases, two strings, and two IEnumerable(string)'s. The idea is to print them all out for all the people I…
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Console.WriteLine and Memory Leaks

I'm trying to reduce the memory usage of a console application I have. It is supposed to run for hours on end, but it seems like the memory usage is gradually increasing with each second. It does use multiple threads, and does a variety of things,…
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