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Attributes and Reflection - free chapter from Programming C# By Jesse Liberty - A .NET application contains code, data, and metadata. Metadata is information about the data--that is, information about the types, code, assembly, and so forth--that is stored along with your program. This chapter will explore how some of that metadata is created and used.

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Top Ten Traps in C# for C++ Programmers - the syntax of C# is very similar to that of C++, and that the difficult part of the transition was not the language itself, but getting comfortable with the managed environment of .NET and understanding the extensive .NET Framework.

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Presenting C# - Available for free at Informit.com in their free library section (free registration required). This concise, code-intensive guide will get you up to speed on Microsoft's new C# language - begin creating next-generation applications and Web services today.

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This section of the documentation discusses application development in Visual Basic or Visual C#. Either programming language can be used equally well in the subjects covered in this section. Applications made by either language are built on the services of the common language runtime and take advantage of the .NET Framework class library.

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Getting Started: Helps you begin working by listing what is new and by guiding you through version upgrading issues and application design decisions.
Upgrading Applications: Provides information about how to use programs created using previous versions of Visual Basic and Visual InterDev in Visual Basic�.NET.
Managing Projects: Describes the project system for managing your applications as you write them.
Creating Applications: Discusses creating and configuring Windows applications, Web applications, and XML Web services, and helps you customize these applications for a global audience.
Accessing Data: Discusses aspects of incorporating data access functionality into your applications.
Programming with Components: Describes components of all kinds, including those you use on servers.
Reference: Contains links to several sections of reference information, including programming languages and user interface information.
Samples: Provides sample source code demonstrating how to program using Visual Basic and Visual C#.

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Decision Chart: Provides an interactive guide to help you choose which approach or technology to use, as well as links to more information.
Common Tasks in Visual Basic and Visual C#: Lists the most common programming tasks in various features areas (such as Web applications and debugging) and provides links to procedural information.
Devenv Command Line Switches: Contains language reference topics that explain how to launch Visual Studio and build from the command prompt.
Error Messages: Contains error message topics for Visual Studio.
Automation and Extensibility Reference: Contains automation model language-reference topics for the integrated development environment (IDE), including debugging.
Language Equivalents: Compares keywords, data types, operators, and programmable objects (controls) for Visual Basic, C++, Visual C#, Java, JScript, and Visual FoxPro.
Class Library: Contains syntax and examples for the entire .NET Framework.
User Interface Reference: Contains topics for dialog boxes, windows, and other UI elements found in Visual Studio. Also covers shortcut keys.
Visual Studio Commands: Contains language-reference topics that explain how to use commands to interact with the IDE from the Command window and Find/Command box.
Visual Studio Walkthroughs: Contains topics discussing the steps involved in the development of specific applications types or major application features.
Getting Help from Microsoft Product Support Services: Describes various ways to get technical support.
Accessibility for People with Disabilities: Describes features that make Microsoft Visual Studio more accessible for people with disabilities.
Locating Readme Files: Gives you access to late-breaking notes on the product.
Visual Studio�.NET: Links you to major starting points in the Visual Studio documentation.

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