C++ Tutorial – 04 – Variables I

C++ Tutorial – 04 – Variables I

C++ Tutorial – 03 – Compile and Run

C++ Tutorial – 03 – Compile and Run

C++ Tutorial – 02 – Hello World

C++ Tutorial – 02 – Hello World

C++ Tutorial – 01 – Introduction

C++ Tutorial – 01 – Introduction

C# Tutorial - 31 - Generics III

C# Tutorial - 31 - Generics III

C# Tutorial - 30 - Generics II

C# Tutorial - 30 - Generics II

C# Tutorial – 29 – Generics I

C# Tutorial – 29 – Generics I

C# Tutorial – 28 – Events

C# Tutorial – 28 – Events

C# Tutorial – 27 – Delegates

C# Tutorial – 27 – Delegates

C# Tutorial – 26 – Preprocessor

C# Tutorial – 26 – Preprocessor

C# Tutorial – 25 – Constants

C# Tutorial – 25 – Constants

C# Tutorial – 24 – Custom Conversions

C# Tutorial – 24 – Custom Conversions

C# Tutorial – 23 – Operator Overloading

C# Tutorial – 23 – Operator Overloading

C# Tutorial – 22 – Exception Handling

C# Tutorial – 22 – Exception Handling

C# Tutorial – 21 – Enum

C# Tutorial – 21 – Enum

C# Tutorial – 20 – Namespaces

C# Tutorial – 20 – Namespaces

C# Tutorial – 19 – Abstract

C# Tutorial – 19 – Abstract

C# Tutorial – 18 – Interface

C# Tutorial – 18 – Interface

C# Tutorial – 17 – Indexers

C# Tutorial – 17 – Indexers

C# Tutorial – 16 – Properties

C# Tutorial – 16 – Properties

C# Tutorial – 15 – Static

C# Tutorial – 15 – Static

C# Tutorial – 14 – Access Levels

C# Tutorial – 14 – Access Levels

C# Tutorial – 13 – Redefining Members

C# Tutorial – 13 – Redefining Members

C# Tutorial – 12 – Inheritance

C# Tutorial – 12 – Inheritance

C# Tutorial – 11 – Class

C# Tutorial – 11 – Class

C# Tutorial – 10 – Methods

C# Tutorial – 10 – Methods

C# Tutorial – 09 – Loops

C# Tutorial – 09 – Loops

C# Tutorial – 08 – Conditionals

C# Tutorial – 08 – Conditionals

C# Tutorial – 07 – Arrays

C# Tutorial – 07 – Arrays

C# Tutorial – 06 – String

C# Tutorial – 06 – String

C# Tutorial – 05 – Operators

C# Tutorial – 05 – Operators

C# Tutorial 04 Variables

C# Tutorial - 04 - Variables

C# Tutorial 03 Compile and Run

C# Tutorial - 03 - Compile and Run

C# Tutorial 02 Hello World

C# Tutorial – 02 – Hello World

C# Tutorial 01 Introduction

C# Tutorial – 01 – Introduction

The C# programming language is a modern, object-oriented language created by Microsoft for the .NET Framework. C# (pronounced “see sharp”) builds upon some of the best features of the major programming languages. It combines the power of C++ with the simplicity of Visual Basic and also borrows much from Java. This results in a language that is easy to learn and use, robust against errors and that enables rapid application development. All this is achieved without sacrificing much of the power or speed, when compared to C++.

In the years following its release in 2002, C# has become the third most popular programming language – after Java and C/C++ – and its popularity keeps growing. Whether you code video games, or banners for O2.co.uk, it is difficult not to be aware of this .NET language. It is a general-purpose programming language, so it is useful for creating a wide range of programs. Everything from small utilities to computer games, desktop applications or even operating systems can be built in C#. The language can also be used with ASP.NET to create web based applications.

When developing in .NET, programmers are given a wide range of choice as to which programming language to use. Some of the more popular .NET languages include: VB.NET, C++/CLI, J#, F# and C#. Among these, C# is often the language of choice. Like the other .NET languages, C# is initially compiled to an intermediate language. This language is called the Common Intermediate Language (CIL) and is run on the .NET Framework. A .NET program will therefore be able to execute on any system that has that framework installed.

The .NET Framework is a software framework that includes a common execution engine and a rich class library. It runs on Microsoft Windows and is therefore only used for writing Windows applications. However, there are also cross-platform ports available, the two largest beingMono and DotGNU. These are both open source projects that allow .NET applications to be run on other platforms, such as Linux, Mac OS X and embedded systems

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SQL Tutorial – 07 – Account

SQL Tutorial 06 Select

SQL Tutorial – 06 – Select

SQL Tutorial 05 Insert Update Delete

SQL Tutorial – 05 – Insert Update Delete

SQL Tutorial 04 Alter Drop

SQL Tutorial – 04 – Alter Drop

SQL Tutorial 03 Create

SQL Tutorial – 03 – Create

SQL Tutorial 02 Using SQL

SQL Tutorial – 02 – Using SQL

SQL Tutorial 01 Introduction

SQL Tutorial – 01 – Introduction

PHP Tutorial 16 Sessions

 PHP Tutorial – 16 – Sessions

PHP Tutorial 15 Cookies

PHP Tutorial – 15 – Cookies

PHP Tutorial 14 User Input

PHP Tutorial – 14 – User Input

PHP Tutorial 13 Static and Constants

PHP Tutorial – 13 – Static and Constants

PHP Tutorial 12 Access Levels

PHP Tutorial – 12 – Access Levels

PHP Tutorial 11 Inheritance

PHP Tutorial – 11 – Inheritance

PHP Tutorial 10 Class

PHP Tutorial – 10 – Class

PHP Tutorial 09 Functions

PHP Tutorial – 09 – Functions

PHP Tutorial 08 Loops

PHP Tutorial – 08 – Loops

PHP Tutorial 07 Conditionals

PHP Tutorial – 07 – Conditionals

PHP Tutorial 06 Arrays

PHP Tutorial – 06 – Arrays

PHP Tutorial 05 Strings

PHP Tutorial – 05 – Strings

PHP Tutorial 04 Operators

PHP Tutorial – 04 – Operators

PHP Tutorial 03 Variables

PHP Tutorial – 03 – Variables

PHP Tutorial 02 Using PHP

PHP Tutorial – 02 – Using PHP

PHP Tutorial 01 Introduction

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JavaScript Tutorial 08 Functions

JavaScript Tutorial – 08 – Functions

JavaScript Tutorial 07 Loops

JavaScript Tutorial – 07 – Loops

JavaScript Tutorial 06 Conditionals

JavaScript Tutorial – 06 – Conditionals

JavaScript Tutorial 05 Arrays

JavaScript Tutorial – 05 – Arrays

JavaScript Tutorial 04 Operators

JavaScript Tutorial – 04 – Operators

JavaScript Tutorial 03 Variables

JavaScript Tutorial – 03 – Variables

JavaScript Tutorial 02 Using JavaScript

JavaScript Tutorial – 02 – Using JavaScript

JavaScript Tutorial 01 Introduction

JavaScript Tutorial – 01 – Introduction

ASP.NET Tutorial 11 Validation Controls

SP.NET Tutorial – 11 – Validation Controls

ASP.NET Tutorial 10 User Controls

ASP.NET Tutorial – 10 – User Controls

ASP.NET Tutorial 09 Events II

ASP.NET Tutorial – 09 – Events II

ASP.NET Tutorial 08 Events I

ASP.NET Tutorial – 08 – Events I

ASP.NET Tutorial 07 Web Controls

ASP.NET Tutorial – 07 – Web Controls

ASP.NET Tutorial 06 Control Members

ASP.NET Tutorial – 06 – Control Members

ASP.NET Tutorial 05 HTML Controls

ASP.NET Tutorial – 05 – HTML Controls

ASP.NET Tutorial 04 Form Control

ASP.NET Tutorial – 04 – Form Control

ASP.NET Tutorial 03 Hello World

ASP.NET Tutorial – 03 – Hello World

ASP.NET Tutorial 02 Using ASP.NET

ASP.NET Tutorial – 02 – Using ASP.NET

ASP.NET Tutorial 01 –Introduction

ASP.NET Tutorial – 01 – Introduction

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CSS Tutorial 12

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CSS Tutorial 10

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CSS Tutorial 08

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CSS Tutorial 07

CSS Tutorial 06

CSS Tutorial 06

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CSS Tutorial 05

CSS Tutorial 04

CSS Tutorial 04

CSS Tutorial 03

CSS Tutorial – 03 – Using CSS

CSS Tutorial 02

CSS Tutorial – 02 – Rule Structure

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HTML Tutorial 18

HTML Tutorial – 18 – Standards

HTML Tutorial 17

 HTML Tutorial – 17 – XHTML

HTML Tutorial 16

HTML Tutorial – 16 – Multimedia

HTML Tutorial 15

HTML Tutorial – 15 – Frames

HTML Tutorial 14

HTML Tutorial – 14 – Forms II

HTML Tutorial 13

HTML Tutorial – 13 – Forms I

HTML Tutorial 12

HTML Tutorial – 12 – Lists

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HTML Tutorial – 08 – Horizontal Rule

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HTML Tutorial – 03 – Hello World

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