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Microsoft is planning to release the new version 2.0 of its Dot Net Platform in summer 2005 that includes .Net 2.0 framework, enhancements in Programming Languages (C#, VB.Net, C++, J#), enhancements in ASP.Net and Visual Studio 2005. Author: Faraz Rasheed Code: ASP.NET v2.0 & C# |
This tutorial will introduce the concepts of publishing and subscribing data over a network using the C# programming language. Author: Anthony Roach Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
While implementing my first projects using C# I found out that there where several issues to take into account if I wanted my classes to behave correctly and make good friends with .NET. Author: Eddie Velasquez Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C# |
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This small example demonstrates using some of the interesting language elements of the C# language. Probably the most interesting is operator overloading - a feature that shouldn't be overused, but in this example the using is appropriate. Author: Robert Rybaric Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & C# |
Attributes are classes that allow you to add additional information to elements of your class structure.
The information from the attribute can later be obtained by using Reflection. Author: C#Corner Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & C# |
This is the first of the series of programs I wish to write to help myself get a handle on C#. This series should also help my peer Java programmers to get a few insights of C#.
Author: Ashish Banerjee Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & C# |
I do not write articles for the sake of writing them. I always try to present topics in an easy way so that beginner in C# can understand them.
Author: Vivek Gupta Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & C# |
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Just about every programming language tutorial starts with the inevitable "Hello World" example, and this article is no exception. Let's take a look at a C# version of "Hello World"... Author: Jody Kerr Code: ASP.NET Beta 2 & C# |
Microsoft decided it couldn't beat Java, so it created C#. The similarities between the two languages are striking. Microsoft foresees C# becoming as ubiquitous as Java, which has been called the “mother language” of the .NET initiative Author: Shawn Dillon Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
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