You can use the Environment class in .NET to access and modify environmental variables created by the user. The Environment class provides a method called SetEnvironmentVariable() to modify an environmental variable and a method called GetEnvironmentVariable() to access the value of an environmental variable.
Here's an example of how to modify an environmental variable called "MYVAR" in a C# console application:
string myVarValue = "mynewvalue"; // the new value you want to set
Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("MYVAR", myVarValue);
And here's an example of how to access the value of an environmental variable called "MYVAR" in the same C# console application:
string myVarValue = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("MYVAR");
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