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Identifies and defines many of common namespaces that you will use when developing .NET applications, and provides examples of the most common classes and methods in those namespaces. Author: Craig Utley Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
The tutorial use default namespace. The sampe will show you how to intercept the character string and restrict the character length. Moreover, it will automatically turn to the newline. |
This article/tutorial talks about the My namespace, which is a new feature available only within the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 and VB .NET 2005. Author: Vidya Vrat Agarwal Code: ASP.NET v2.0 & C# |
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Remember how difficult it was in the COM world to organize the source code for your enterprise? You typically only had two naming levels to work with: project name and class name. Author: Jonathan Goodyear Code: ASP.NET v1.0 |
This article bring in you to C# Namespaces.
MY objectives are as follows:
To give the picture what Namespace is.
Learn how to implement the "using" directive.
Learn to use "alias" directives.
Understand what are namespace members..
Author: ArunGG Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C# |
In this article I will explain what are Namespaces and why they should be used. Later I will explain the use of the using keyword and the need for referencing assemblies while compiling.
Author: Saurabh Nandu Code: ASP.NET Beta 2 & VB |
Today's topic will be discussing again the assemblies, but this time I will be giving you an idea of how multiple or (in other words what might be also called as) sub namespace assemblies are implemented. The .NET framework consists of many assemblies. Author: Haroon Rasheed Malik Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
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Microsoft’s Visual Studio .NET has introduced many new concepts to the VS developer, including the MSIL with runtime compilation, garbage collection, Common Language Runtime (CLR), and, perhaps most misunderstood of all: namespaces and assemblies. Author: Jonathan Lurie Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
Operating systems that are member of the Windows family, especially Windows NT, Windows 2000 and now Windows XP and .NET Server, have many different tasks running as services within them. Author: Haroon Malik Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
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