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![Array
• Declaration
• int[] table; //not int table[]
• int[] number;
number=new int[10];
number=new int[20];
• Single Dimensional Arrays : int[] numbers;
• Multi Dimensional Arrays : int[,] numbers;
• Jagged Arrays : int[][] numbers;](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/mitcsharp-130310140123-phpapp01/85/NET-and-C-Introduction-11-320.jpg)
![Array
• Declaration
• int[] table; //not int table[]
• int[] number;
number=new int[10];
number=new int[20];
• Single Dimensional Arrays : int[] numbers;
• Multi Dimensional Arrays : int[,] numbers;
• Jagged Arrays : int[][] numbers;](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/mitcsharp-130310140123-phpapp01/75/NET-and-C-Introduction-11-2048.jpg)
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.NET and C# Introduction
The document provides an agenda for a .NET and C# training session. It will cover the .NET platform and Visual Studio IDE, the .NET framework, an introduction to the C# programming language, object-oriented principles in C#, assemblies and modules, and sample applications. It then discusses key concepts about the .NET platform, Visual Studio, C# language syntax and components, data types in C#, arrays, and assemblies.
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Introduction to the agenda covering the Microsoft .NET platform, Visual Studio, .NET Framework, C#, OOP, assemblies, modules, and sample applications.
Discusses the influential factors affecting the .NET Platform, including OOP, GUI, Web, component-based design, and n-tier design.
Describes Visual Studio as an integrated development environment (IDE) crucial for .NET development.
Presents a focus on the .NET Framework as a foundational element for building applications.
Highlights the execution process within the .NET environment.
Explains the concept of code conversion in software development within the .NET framework.
Explores C# as an object-oriented and event-driven programming language designed for .NET, facilitating migration from C/C++ and Java.
Lists essential components of C#, including namespaces, classes, methods, delegates, properties, interfaces, and exception handling.
Details various data types in C# and their corresponding .NET Framework equivalents.
Discusses array declarations in C#, including single-dimensional, multi-dimensional, and jagged arrays.
Defines assemblies as a collection of EXEs and DLLs with application code and resources detailed in metadata.
A closing slide thanking the audience, marking the end of the presentation.
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- 2. AGENDA • Microsoft .NETPlatform and Visual Studio • .NET Framework • Introduction to C# • OOPS component of C# • Assemblies and Modules • Sample Applications
- 3. .NET Platform Influential Factors OOP JVM GUI .NET Web component-based design n-tier design
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- 8. C# • Developed specificallyfor .NET • Enable programmers to migrate from C/C++ and Java easily • Event-driven, fully OO, visual programming language • Process of rapidly creating an application using an IDE is called Rapid Application Development (RAD) • Language Interoperability and Reusability • Windows Desktop, Windows Phone and Web Application & Services
- 9. C# Components • Namespaces •Classes • Methods and Properties • Delegates and Event Handler • Interfaces • Exception Handling • Data Types • Arrays
- 10. Data Types C# Type .NET Framework type bool System.Boolean byte System.Byte sbyte System.SByte char System.Char decimal System.Decimal double System.Double float System.Single int System.Int32 uint System.UInt32 long System.Int64 ulong System.UInt64 object System.Object short System.Int16 ushort System.UInt16 string System.String
- 11. Array • Declaration • int[] table; //not int table[] • int[] number; number=new int[10]; number=new int[20]; • Single Dimensional Arrays : int[] numbers; • Multi Dimensional Arrays : int[,] numbers; • Jagged Arrays : int[][] numbers;
- 12. Assemblies • A logicalcollection of one or more EXEs and DLLs containing an application’s code and resources • It contains • Codes in MSIL • Manifest (A metadata description of the code and resources)
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