Microsoft C# Language Specifications

Microsoft C# Language Specifications, 9780735614482 (0735614482), Microsoft Press, 2001

If you are holding this book in your hands, no doubt you want information about Microsoft .NET and you
want it now. You have heard about how .NET will allow developers to create programs that will
transcend device boundaries and fully harness the connectivity of the Internet in their applications. You
have read in the news journals that Microsoft will soon be releasing a new programming language
called C# that is derived from C and C++ and is part of Visual Studio.NET. You are curious about .NET,
what Microsoft has planned, and how you can be a part of it.

This book contains some of the most requested topics on Microsoft .NET available through the
Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN)—Microsoft’s premier developer resource. Microsoft C# Language
Specifications is one book in a series that includes The Microsoft .NET Framework, The Microsoft .NET
Framework Developer Specifications, Web Applications in the Microsoft .NET Framework, and
Microsoft VisualStudio.NET. Within this series, you’ll find important technical articles from MSDN
Magazine and MSDN Online as well as subject matter overviews and white papers from Microsoft and
industry experts. You will also find transcripts of key speeches and interviews with top Microsoft product
managers. We have also included the documentation and specifications for the new C# language and
other key documents. And code…lots and lots of code.

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