I once saw the source code of a winform
application and the code had a Console.WriteLine();
. I asked the reason for that and i was told that it was for debugging purposes.
Pls what is the essence of Console.WriteLine();
in a winform
and what action does it perform because when i tried using it, it never wrote anything.
It writes to the Console.
The end user won't see it, and to be honest its much cleaner to put it into a proper log, but if you run it through VS the Console window will populate.