Difference between c# and c#.net!?
Hi
I have been asked by my boss to larn the basics of c#.net. I am not from a programming background and was wondering if there is a difference between c# and c#.net, or are they the same thing?
I have downloaded Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Express Edition, and am learning from videos I've downloaded from the web - can anyone recommend good video tutorials for a beginner?
Thanks
Al
AlanPosted Jul 24, 2007, 4:55 PM
To all intents and purposes, there's no difference.
C# is a programming language which has been standardized for international use.
Visual C#.Net 2003 and Visual C# 2005 are Microsoft's implementation of C# for Windows as part of their Visual Studio range of products but, as Microsoft invented the language, there's virtually no difference between these and the standardized language :)
The videos on Microsoft's Beginner Developer Learning Center are as good as any for learning C# or VB.Net hand in hand with the VS 2005 Express Edition:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/beginner/windows/tier1/