Library tutorials & articles tagged with c#
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Event Handling in .NET Using C#
by Deepak Dutta
In this article I discuss the event handling model in .NET using C#. The discussion starts with an introduction to the concept of delegates and then it extends that concept to events and event handling in .NET. Finally, I apply these concepts to GUI event handling using windows forms. Complete code is provided in each step of the discussions.
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Program Entry point in C#
by Kamran Shakil
A logical survey of entry points in C# programs, and the possible errors you can come across.
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Using ADO.NET, XML & XSL to generate HTML
by Bill Burris
Automate you website updates to avoid hours of tedious work with your HTML editor.
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Introducing .NET Remoting
by David Talbot
.NET Remoting provides a powerful and high performance way of working with remote objects. In this article, David gives an introduction on how to use remote objects in .NET
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Web Enable your C# Program
by Kamran Shakil
How to use your C# program in a web server (without using ASP.NET)
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Reflection in C#
by Kamran Shakil
How to discover an objects class and it's methods in the .NET framework
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Multilingual Support in C#
by Kamran Shakil
Implementing support for non-Roman script languages in C#
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Exception Handling In C#
by Kamran Shakil
An introduction to exception handling, and the try...catch syntax
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Drawing on a Form
by Bill Burris
An introduction to drawing graphics on a form
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Exploring Delegates
by Filip Bulovic
How to use delegates in C#
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Docking Control
by Phil Wright
Allow your users to resize and move docked controls around the form with the help of the 'dock' feature in .NET
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Accessing a COM component
by Imtiaz Alam
A step by step guide to accessing a COM+ component using C#
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Create your own Web Server using C#
by Imtiaz Alam
This article explains how to write a simple web server application using C#
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SMTP Mailing Application
by Mike Gold
This is an article on how to use the Mail Components in .NET to create a simple application to send e-mail.
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WinChat For .NET
by Patrick Lam
WinChat For .NET is a simple peer-to-peer chatting program that functions very similarly to the WinChat program provided by Windows 2000.
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A comparison of C/C++ and C#
by John Godel
Is C# a new programming language or a new version of C/C++ ?