1Introducing C#Welcome to the first chapter of the first section of this book. Over the course of this section, youlook at the basic knowledge require
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The most interesting thing about this statement is how vague I’ve been— but there are good reasonsfor this. For a start, note that I didn’t say “devel
How Do I Write Applications Using the .NET Framework?Writing an application using the .NET Framework means writing code (using any of the languages th
self-descriptive. You need no other information to use an assembly, meaning that you avoid situationssuch as failing to add required data to the syste
Figure 1-12. This code is compiled into MSIL, which is stored in an assembly, as shown in Figure 1-2.Figure 1-23. When this code is executed (either i
LinkingThere is one additional point to note concerning the preceding process. The C# code that compiles intoMSIL in step 2 needn’t be contained in a
What Kind of Applications Can I Write with C#?The .NET Framework has no restrictions on the types of applications that are possible, as discussed ear-
The following is a quick list of some of the features of VS that make it an appealing choice for .NETdevelopment:❑ VS automates the steps required to
“Web Form projects,” and so on. However, solutions can contain multiple projects, so that you can grouptogether related code in one place, even if it
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