The following is compulsory in C#

[public] [ static ] [void/ int ] Main(){ ......} // inside the first class declaration.
In page 26 (not sure ?) it is given that the return type must be either
void of int
------ any logical reasoning for this kind of programmatic rule.
regards
amigo1

The return type of the Main method can be void if you don't return anything. It can be int if you return a number. You can use this to start the program from a script, and check the return value from the program.

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Scripts = programs / system programs/API ???
okay
that mean they need numbers ----> I didn't know this