Console Applications

In many console applications, the flow of execution proceeds from one statement to the next until the end of the program is reached and the application terminates. Of course, this isn't always the case because a console application can still be driven by keyboard events and system events that are generated by objects such as timers and network connections. Simple console applications often consist of only one class, the one that contains the Main method. However, more complex applications may contain any number of classes.