- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Tell Us What You Think!
- Introduction
- The Visual Studio Environment
- A C# Programming Tour
- Starting C#
- Creating a New Project
- Understanding the C# Environment
- Changing the Characteristics of Objects
- Naming Objects
- Setting the Text Property of the Form
- Giving the Form an Icon
- Changing the Size of the Form
- Adding Controls to a Form
- Designing an Interface
- Adding an Invisible Control to a Form
- Coding an Interface
- Running a Project
- Summary
- Q&A
- Workshop
- Navigating C#
- Understanding Objects and Collections
- Understanding Events
- A C# Programming Tour
- Building a User Interface
- Making Things Happen—Programming!
- Working with Data
- Deploying Solutions and Beyond
- Deploying a Solution
- Introduction to Web Development
- The 10,000-Foot View
- Answers to Quizzes/Exercises
- Answers to Hour 1
- Answers to Hour 2
- Answers to Hour 3
- Answers to Hour 4
- Answers to Hour 5
- Answers to Hour 6
- Answers to Hour 7
- Answers to Hour 8
- Answers for Hour 9
- Answers to Hour 10
- Answers to Hour 11
- Answers to Hour 12
- Answers to Hour 13
- Answers to Hour 14
- Answers to Hour 15
- Answers to Hour 16
- Answers to Hour 17
- Answers to Hour 18
- Answers for Hour 19
- Answers to Hour 20
- Answers to Hour 21
- Answers to Hour 22
- Answers for Hour 23
- Answers for Hour 24
- Index
The .NET Framework
The components and technology that make up Microsoft .NET are collectively called the .NET Framework. The framework comprises numerous classes and includes components such as the Common Language Runtime, Microsoft Intermediate Language, and ADO.NET. In the following sections, I'll explain the various pieces that make up the .NET Framework.
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