| C# Class Wrapping is a tutorial which helps you to learn about the class wrapping in C#. Wrapping helps you to call a function with the same name from more than one class. In this tutorial the author shows how to create two classes with a function that has same name.
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| C# to VB.NET Translator is a .NET tutorial in which you can get the method for converting the c# coding in to the VB.NET coding. In this tutorial the author gives you a richtext box through which you can perform this operation by pasting the c# code in it and clicking on the translate button. This translator tool is useful for the developers.
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| A Practical Comparison of ADO and ADO.NET - Part II is an article in which the author compares the recordset of ADO with the Rowset of the ADO.NET. The rowset of the ADO.NET belongs to the OleDbDataReader and SqlDataReader classes. Using Recordset you can store the result of the SQL query. The Read() method of the SqlDataReader makes the rowsets cursor to move forward and thus gives you access to the next row.
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| A Quick Comparison of ADO and ADO.NET - Part I is an interesting article in which the author discusses about the difference between ADO and ADO.NET. ADO 2.x contains 9 classes to perform various database operations. But in ADO.NET you have two classes which are included in seperate namespaces. The author lists you the various namespaces which helps you to access the database.
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| BitWise Operations in C# is a simple tutorial through which you can learn about various bitwise operators of C# such as AND, OR, LEFT SHIFT and RIGHT SHIFT which helps you to perform binary operations. The author shows you a sample program for AND, OR and LEFT SHIFT and RIGHT SHIFT operator with outputs.
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| Attributed Programming in .NET using C# is a tutorial in which the author discusses about a .NET feature called attribute. An attribute is used to obtain the information of the class, method, interface etc., during design, compilation and runtime. .NET framework has both intrinsic and custom attributes. The author also describes briefly about how to implement custom attributes.
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| A Practical Comparison of XSLT and ASP.NET is an article in which the author shows you the diference in the performace of ASP.NET and XSLT. The author compares both ASP.NET and XSLT by providing the solution for getting the XML data and convert it into HTML. XSLT provides multi platform advantages and it can offload HTML rendering to rich clients.
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| C# Programming Language Future Features is an article which gives you some explanation about the four new features that will be introduced in C#. These features are generics, iterators, anonymous methods, and partial types. An iterator is a language construct based on similar features in research languages such as CLU, Sather and Icon. Anonymous methods are practical language construct that helps programmers to create code blocks that can be encapsulated in a delegate and executed at a later time.
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| C# Intermediate Language Disassembler(ILDASM) is an article in which the author briefly explains you about an useful .NET tool called as ILDASM. The ILDSAM tool helps you to parse any .NET Framework EXE/DLL module and shows the information in a human-readable format. You can also see the pseudo assembly language for .NET with the help of this tool.
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