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The Visual C# 2008 Express Edition provides developers with powerful tools and language support to build rich, connected applications on the .NET Framework. More info |
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Most software programs require some sort of graphics. This may be written text, shapes, or even dialogs. In this C# article you will learn to draw graphics text and shapes as well as learn to use some of the standard .NET dialogs to select properties for your graphics. More info |
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This article will show you the basic statements in C# language and language syntax. More info |
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In this article we will continue our discussion of C# methods, especially passing parameters by value and by reference, and we will also discuss the out and ref keywords. We will end the article with a discussion covering how to create variable parameters methods. More info |
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Want to learn C# but don't know where to begin? Look no further. This article, the first in a series of articles covering the language, will provide you with a good starting point. More info |
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Continuing our series about C# programming, in this article we discuss classes, which lie at the heart of any modern Object-Oriented Programming language. Among other things, you will learn some of the ways in which C# is different from C and C++ in this vital area. More info |
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A great introduction to programming using Microsofts C#. Over 15 different tutorials on various topics. More info |
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Certainly you are familiar with if, switch, while, return and goto statements. These are famous Branching and Looping statements in many programming languages for selecting code paths conditionally, looping and jumping to another part of your application unconditionally. In this article we will discuss what C# offers to us from these statements. As you will see, the common programming errors that existed in C++ were eliminated with C# statements. More info |
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In this article I explain how to Add a control to a form programmatically. This is useful for developer who is not using VS.NET IDE. The System.Windows.Forms namespace contains a number of types that represent common GUI widgets. Let us see those things in detail. More info |
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In this piece of writing let us see some intriguing characters which speak to us using synthesized speech, recorded audio, or text in a cartoon word balloon. It even support for speech recognition. Let us see in detail. More info |
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