A correspondence between the Visual Studio version, the C # version, and the. NET version

Excerpt from http://learninghard.blog.51cto.com/6146675/1197401

This correspondence is shared here because some beginners are right after the articles in the C # Basics series are released. NET version and C # language features are a bit unclear and sometimes confusing.

And through this correspondence, we can also help you have a comprehensive control of C # and. NET class libraries, to help you understand the C # and. NET class Library of the various knowledge points, so that they can check into the seat. Specific correspondence between them is shown in the following table:

C # version	. NET Framework Version	Visual Studio version	Release date	Characteristics
C # 1.0	. NET Framework 1.0	Visual Studio. NET 2002	2002.1	Commissioned Event Apm
C # 1.1	. NET Framework 1.1	Visual Studio. NET 2003	2003.4
C # 2.0	. NET Framework 2.0	Visual Studio 2005 (start naming Visual Studio)	2005.11	Generic type Anonymous methods Iterators Nullable types
C # 3.0	. NET Framework 3.0 . NET Framework 3.5	Visual Studio 2008	2007.11	Implicitly-typed part variables Object Collection Initialization Auto-Implement Properties Anonymous type Extension methods query expressions Lambda expression An expression tree Partial Classes and methods Linq
C # 4.0	. NET Framework 4.0	Visual Studio 2010	2010.4	Dynamic binding Named and optional parameters Covariance and contravariance of generics Interoperability
C # 5.0	. NET Framework 4.5	Visual Studio 2012	2012.8	Async and wait (async and await) Caller information (Caller information)

 

A correspondence between the Visual Studio version, the C # version, and the. NET version