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  An introduction to C#

CSharp is an Object Oriented Language , introduced in the .NET Framework. C# is a professional programming language and is very similar to C++ in many ways. We can implement the Object Oriented concepts like encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism in C# programming development .

C# is a Simple, Powerful , general-purpose and Type-Safe language also Case Sensitive . We can develop C# projects in Visual Studio Environment , a powerful tool-rich programming environment from Microsoft. We can create console based applications as well as windows based applications from C# environment. C# Coding style is very similar to C++ and JAVA , so the developers who are familiar with those languages can pick up C# coding quickly.

        
        
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CSharp overview Related Contents
*     An overview of Microsoft .Net Framework
*     C# and VB.NET
*     C# and JAVA
*     C# sample programs
*     C# console based application
*     C# windows based application
*     C# command line tools
*     C# command line arguments


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CSharp Related Topics
*     An overview of Microsoft CSharp
*     C# Language Tutorial
*     C# Statements Tutorial
*     C# Collection Tutorial
*     C# String Tutorial
*     C# File Operations Tutorial
*     C# Excel Tutorial
*     C# Crystal Reports Tutorial
*     CSharp Communication Tutorial
*     C# Ado.Net Tutorial and Source Code
*     C# ADO.NET data Providers Tutorial
*     C# Dataset Tutorial
*     C# DataAdapater Tutorial
*     Csharp DataView Tutorial
*     Csharp Remoting Tutorial
*     C# XML Tutorial
*     C# DataGridView Tutorial
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