Dear all,
I'd like to learn C#, but not sure which tool to start with,
i.e .NET Framework or Visual Studio .NET., or eslse, and where could I download a latest free version.
I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you,
VM
Dear all,
I'd like to learn C#, but not sure which tool to start with,
i.e .NET Framework or Visual Studio .NET., or eslse, and where could I download a latest free version.
I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you,
VM
Visual Studio has .Net framework 3.5 and latest version is Visual Studio 2008. You can start and how can you use Visual studio you learn it. VS 2008 is very cool and effectively.
you can download it from here :
http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/default.aspx
Good luck ;)
Visual Studio has .Net framework 3.5 and latest version is Visual Studio 2008. You can start and how can you use Visual studio you learn it. VS 2008 is very cool and effectively.
you can download it from here :http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/default.aspx
Good luck ;)
Hello darkocean,
Thanks so much for your help.
MS has posted 3-month VS 2008 trial version.
Is it Visual Studio different from Visual Studio .NET?
Does VS 6 version include .NET Framework ?
Thanks again,
VM
Hello darkocean,
Thanks so much for your help.
MS has posted 3-month VS 2008 trial version.
Is it Visual Studio different from Visual Studio .NET?
Does VS 6 version include .NET Framework ?Thanks again,
VM
You are Welcome!
Visual studio .Net old versiyon of visual studio.
* Visual Studio 97
* Visual Studio 6.0
* Visual Studio .NET (2002)
* Visual Studio .NET 2003
* Visual Studio 2005
* Visual Studio 2008
* Visual Studio 2010 (BETA)
you talk about VS 2002-2003. Now Steable one is Visual studio 2008 also I use this platform and it has .net 3.5 framework. VS 2010 has .net 4.0 framework and it is still beta! You can develop many application with many languages with VS 2008. They are like Visual C#, C++, ASP .NET, J#,...
and if the .net framework has installed the computer, your application will works corectly any computer. it only need .net framework. you can think as same as java which needs java run time environment. I am happy if I help you...
good luck.
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Hi darkocean,
Thanks for your explanation.
Yes, I'd like to know if anything different
between Visual Studio .NET and Visual Studio only.
or just the way it's called for sort by people.
Wow! VS 2008 is very big.
I have not finished my download yet.
Is it after VS .NET 2003, other versions such as VS 2005 ISO
also includes .NET Framework or I have to download
.NET Framework separately if I use VS 2005?
Thanks,
VM
Hello Valleymorning,
Visual Studio 2005 has again .Net framework but old version and .Net framework is require for your application can be run in another computers. Latest version is VS 2010 and .Net framework 4.0 but I use now VS 2008 and it includes .Net 3.5
Hello Valleymorning,
Visual Studio 2005 has again .Net framework but old version and .Net framework is require for your application can be run in another computers. Latest version is VS 2010 and .Net framework 4.0 but I use now VS 2008 and it includes .Net 3.5
Hi darkocean,
Do you remember the .NET framework is included from which version of VS?
Can I use ECLIPSE for C# app instead of using Visual Studio ?
Thanks again,
VM
Hi darkocean,
I've downloaded VS2008 and it requires to download
Virtual PC 2007 as well. I'm a little bit confused, don't
know how to use it. Since you've used it could you give
me some guide on this.
Thansk very much and have a nice weekend :)
VM
I want to move string of any textbox ie = 1,2,45,178 to listbox in this format 1 2 45 178 itemwise output......
in C# Webapplication
Please suggest some coding for the same
string text = TextBox2.Text;
string sRaw = text.ToString();
string sClean = sRaw.Replace(",", " ");
text = sClean.Trim();
TextBox2.Text = text.ToString();
for (int i = 0; i < text.Length; i++)
{
if (text.ToString()!="")
{
ListBox5.Items.Add(Convert.ToString(text[i]));
}
else
{
Response.Write("a");
}
ListBox5.Items.Add(text.Split("\n"));
}
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