C# Programming

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Threads allows programmers to take advantage of system resources. This article is an overview on how to create and manage threads in your C# code.

Eric Gunnerson was there when C# was being born. He is also the author of A Programmer's Introduction to C# and manages the C# section of the GotDotNet website. Despite his busy schedule, Eric Gunnerson was able to spend a few moments for an interview.

This article is an interview with Joseph Mayo, author of C# Unleashed and owner/webmaster of the C# Station web site.

Part of writing clean and robust code is being able to handle exceptions. This article talks about how exceptions is handled in C#.

This article is a brief evaluation of the two programming languages, C# and Java.

At the moment, the only C# compiler that is available commercially is Visual Studio.Net. This article takes you through the initial steps in using Visual Stduio.Net.

Are you planning to migrate your applications to C#? Or do you wish to take advantage of the .Net platform? Consider these points first before jumping into C#.

Book review on Programming C# by Jesse Liberty. Published by O'Reilly and Associates.

Less than a month to go for Microsoft's release of the .Net platform, which includes the release of Visual Studio .Net.