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1.       Write C# application that prints hello world on the screen
2.       Write C# program to create the customize namespace and use it in the program.
3.       Write C# program to check whether the given number is odd or even.
4.       Write C# program to print the Fibonacci series.
5.       Write C# program to print multiplication table.
7.       In this project user has to enter the marks of subjects. When use click on     “Show Result” button then total, percentage & grade will be calculated & display in label. When use click on ”Clear” button then all controls will be cleared & cursor will be on Name text box & user can enter the data again, when user click on “Exit” then project will be ended.


 6.       Write C# program to perform above given task.

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