C # And Development Environment

C # is an object-oriented programming language launched by Microsoft that features simple syntax and type security. developers can use it to compile various secure and reliable applications running on. netframework. That can be said,

I. C # OVERVIEW

1. C # language and features

(1) Introduction:

C # is a simple, modern, object-oriented, and type-safe programming language derived from C and C ++, and can be perfectly integrated with the. NET Framework.

 

(2) features:

1. The syntax is concise, and direct memory operations are not allowed, removing pointer operations;
2. The complete object-oriented design has all the characteristics of object-oriented languages: encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism;
3. Integrates with Web secrets, such as HTML and XML;
4. Compatibility, because C # complies with the. NET public language specification (CLS) to ensure compatibility with components developed in other languages;
5. Flexible version processing technology, because the C # language itself has a built-in version control function, it is easier for developers to develop and maintain;
6. A complete error and Exception Handling Mechanism enables programs to be more robust when delivering applications.
   

2. C # And. Net frameworks

 

The. NET Framework is a brand new programming platform launched by Microsoft. It is a platform with rich functions that can be used to develop, deploy, and execute distributed applications. The C # language system is built on the. NET Framework. C # is just a language. Although it is used to generate code for the. NET environment, it is not a part of. Net itself.

 

2. Visual Studio 2010 Development Environment

 

Visual Studio 2010 is a complete set of development tools used to generate ASP. netweb applications, XML Web Services, desktop applications, and mobile applications. It provides the ability to design, develop, debug, and deploy Web applications, XML
Tools required for web services and traditional client applications.

Is the main interface after Visual Studio 2010 loads the new project:

When I was studying VB during the winter vacation last year, there was an almost omnipotent giant-msdn. Here, Visual Studio
2010 also provides this help tool. On msdn, you can view any C # statements, classes, attributes, methods, programming concepts, and some programming examples. I hope you can use it more efficiently.

 

The above is some of my understanding when I first came into contact with C #. Later blogs will continuously introduce some basic knowledge about C #. I look forward to your comments and suggestions ~