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I found your post very surprising, how could you know C# well without understanding the .Net Framework.
Hey budy ................ i learned C++ and with out knowing what it is in our lab .............. i started working C# forms(very easy one) ................ coz most of the time I learned by my slef .............. after a while I downloaded some c# codes and see what i can get .......... so how could you expect me to know it without any clue about it .......................... I just post this question to get some idea from u guys ................. but every body whistles ............................ any ways if you are ok with that I wish you could helped me. Thank you
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Hey budy .............. i learned C++ and with out knowing what it is in our lab .............. i started working C# forms(very easy one) ................ coz most of the time I learned by my slef .............. after a while I downloaded some c# codes and see what i can get .......... so how could you expect me to know it without any clue about it ............................ I just post this question to get some idea from u guys ................. but every body whistles ............................ any ways if you are ok with that I wish you could helped me. Thank you
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Hey budy .............. i learned C++ and with out knowing what it is in our lab .............. i started working C# forms(very easy one) ................ coz most of the time I learned by my slef .............. after a while I downloaded some c# codes and see what i can get .......... so how could you expect me to know it without any clue about it .......................... I just post this question to get some idea from u guys ................. but every body whistles ............................ any ways if you are ok with that I wish you could helped me. Thank you
matiIsGreat wrote:
i learned C++ and with out knowing what it is in our lab
And did you use MFC or ATL in any of this C++ that you wrote? Do you understand what they are?
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Hey guys I am working on c# appllication ......... i know it well ..... but I cant understand the aim of the .Net Framework ................ what is its apllication??? i am confused
The .Net framework is just a collection of classes and services. The classes serve to simplify development by providing common tasks, and allowing you to interop using PInvoke. The services clean up after you, making sure that the stuff you create using new is released at the end of its scope. It's language agnostic - the only difference between C#, VB.Net, C++ (CLI) and a few others is a bit of syntax. You can use the same .Net framework in most MS languages. Originally it just ran on Windows 98+, but recently it's been ported to Linux as Mono. You can also run a subset of the framework on Pocket PCs. The .Net framework can run either online or offline applications. By online applications I mean Silverlight applications. By offline applications I mean the usual WPF/Windows Forms applications, like the one you've been writing. Each release of the .Net framework is a superset of the previous. Version 2.0 builds on top of version 1.1, and so on. So you could theoretically build a program which is usable by any version of the framework - it's just not commonly done. Windows Vista and Windows Seven have got versions of the .Net framework installed by default, so you can deploy your applications to there without too much hassle. The .Net framework also does deployment applications, like installers. You might want to research ClickOnce as an example of this.
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Hey budy .............. i learned C++ and with out knowing what it is in our lab .............. i started working C# forms(very easy one) ................ coz most of the time I learned by my slef ................ after a while I downloaded some c# codes and see what i can get .......... so how could you expect me to know it without any clue about it .......................... I just post this question to get some idea from u guys ................. but every body whistles ............................ any ways if you are ok with that I wish you could helped me. Thank you
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matiIsGreat wrote:
Hey guys I am working on c# appllication ......... i know it well ..... but I cant understand the aim of the .Net Framework ................ what is its apllication??? i am confused
The .Net framework is just a collection of classes and services. The classes serve to simplify development by providing common tasks, and allowing you to interop using PInvoke. The services clean up after you, making sure that the stuff you create using new is released at the end of its scope. It's language agnostic - the only difference between C#, VB.Net, C++ (CLI) and a few others is a bit of syntax. You can use the same .Net framework in most MS languages. Originally it just ran on Windows 98+, but recently it's been ported to Linux as Mono. You can also run a subset of the framework on Pocket PCs. The .Net framework can run either online or offline applications. By online applications I mean Silverlight applications. By offline applications I mean the usual WPF/Windows Forms applications, like the one you've been writing. Each release of the .Net framework is a superset of the previous. Version 2.0 builds on top of version 1.1, and so on. So you could theoretically build a program which is usable by any version of the framework - it's just not commonly done. Windows Vista and Windows Seven have got versions of the .Net framework installed by default, so you can deploy your applications to there without too much hassle. The .Net framework also does deployment applications, like installers. You might want to research ClickOnce as an example of this.
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Hey dude .... thanks a lot..... you gave me a good start.... and I hope I can do much better if i know a little bit ..... you are better than the others ........ they thought i was kidding ..... every body replyed negative thoughts .... that is not expected from the so called "Programmers" ........ By the way I have 1 question for you.... from your answer
Computafreak wrote:
The classes serve to simplify development by providing common tasks, and allowing you to interop using PInvoke.
I didnt understand the word PInvoke Thanks a lot.
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matiIsGreat wrote:
i learned C++ and with out knowing what it is in our lab
And did you use MFC or ATL in any of this C++ that you wrote? Do you understand what they are?
Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”
Hey budy I didnt learn that much .... I told you I dig my self ......... so I dont know what MFC or ATL are ............ can you tell me what they are?? By the way I got a nice answer from some one else on this thread ....... thanks
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good one Thank you.
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Hey dude .... thanks a lot..... you gave me a good start.... and I hope I can do much better if i know a little bit ..... you are better than the others ........ they thought i was kidding ..... every body replyed negative thoughts .... that is not expected from the so called "Programmers" ........ By the way I have 1 question for you.... from your answer
Computafreak wrote:
The classes serve to simplify development by providing common tasks, and allowing you to interop using PInvoke.
I didnt understand the word PInvoke Thanks a lot.
You told everyone you know C# very well. The problem is you can't possibly know c# that well at all if you didn't know what the .NET Framework was and what the .NET CLR is. It seems from the two questions you asked in this thread that you don't know C# beyond the basic contructs of the language itself.
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Hey dude .... thanks a lot..... you gave me a good start.... and I hope I can do much better if i know a little bit ..... you are better than the others ........ they thought i was kidding ..... every body replyed negative thoughts .... that is not expected from the so called "Programmers" ........ By the way I have 1 question for you.... from your answer
Computafreak wrote:
The classes serve to simplify development by providing common tasks, and allowing you to interop using PInvoke.
I didnt understand the word PInvoke Thanks a lot.
PInvoke is short for platform invoke. It allows CIL, which is managed code which uses the .Net framework, to call native code, which is basically, C++, C or assembly code. It's commonly used to do pointer arithmetic (in VB.Net) or work directly with Windows. Most of the people who replied to you are usually helpful. It's just that most of the information I gave you, you could have found out by looking the .Net Framework up on Wikipedia. No offence :-D
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You can not be serious!
Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”
Have you ever seen this famous scene? 43s. You can not be serious![^]
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