This step-by-step article shows you how to use inheritance in Visual C# .NET. Inheritance is an important object-oriented concept. It allows you to build a hierarchy of related classes, and to reuse functionality defined in existing classes. In the following examples, you will define a base class that contains fields and methods for a generic bank account. You will then define a derived class that represents a particular kind of bank account. The derived class will inherit members from the base class, override selected members, and add new members for the new kind of account. More info

Bridge Pattern is commonly known as Handle/Body idiom in C++ community. More info

This step-by-step article shows you how to use the DirectoryServices namespace to add a user to the local system and a group. More info

This article gives a brief introduction, features of constructors their usage and also an idea of how to use C# constructors. More info

The Prototype pattern is used when creating an instance of a class is very time-consuming or complex in some way. More info

In this article, author shows you how to create and use strongly typed custom collections. More info

Before we start tampering around the code, lets understand why we need a generic type? More info

This step-by-step article shows you how to handle document events for the WebBrowser control in C#. NET. This information also applies to handing document events in Visual C# .NET when you are automating Microsoft Internet Explorer. More info

Before writing applications in C#, understanding the .NET is very important. Usually, beginners who are moving to C# don’t care about understanding .NET? In this article, I will try to explain .NET in general and its components. More info

In this article we will explore the Garbage Collection feature in the .Net framework and the activities required in applications to manage resources complementing the Garbage Collector. More info