Get Started tutorial on types #45622
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Use the class type, and declare a `Main` method.
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Proofread, content and data check.
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Co-authored-by: Genevieve Warren <[email protected]>
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Fixes #45114
Add a new day one interactive tutorial to explore how you create types in C#. This tutorial focuses on tuples and records, as the simplest data container types in C#. This is meant to be a day 1 exploration, so this tutorial assumes the reader hasn't acquired the SDK or other tools yet.
More types will be explored in tutorials in the "Fundamentals" section, when readers are assumed to have installed necessary tools.
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