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please send me fully details of c-sharp?
thanks
 
[yawn] You need a book not a forum. Sorry! If you choose to battle wits with the witless be prepared to lose.
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c# is a new language built by Microsoft and based on the .NET Framework classes. The syntax and style are all similar to the old c++ and java.
The c# compiler creates MIL code that will be then compiled at runtime when requested through the JIT (Just In Time) compiler.

It should not be really important what language you use when you create a .net application but you will find that in reality c# has a better integration with the .NET Framework classes and has lesser limits than vb.net or others.

For the rest you really might have to opt for a nice book to read. My suggestion is to get "C#" and any related books from Wrox. They are all a great resource to learn and understand the basics of the .NET technology (c# included)

Hope this helps.
 
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