Today, let's talk about some history. Not that World War history, but the history and evolution of C# as a language. I would like to analyze the principal parts in one of the mainstream languages of mass production in today's software. Beware that most of what i am about to say is the fruit of much research, in part because when C# and the .NET became available i had not written a single line of code yet, so you can say that i am a newborn in this world. I'm inclined to change that, though, but every new discovery is done with much enthusiasm on my part, and i'm very proactive, which sometimes may upset my colleagues. One of the reasons i'm writing this article - and this blog all the same - is because i love to learn new things and share it with others. Enough talk, let's get to the point! The beginning of .Net The .NET platform brings a brand new and fresh way of programming your applications. Microsoft created the term "Managed Code" to refer t...
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