VC#.NET STD 2003 WIN32 EN CD

• Manufacturer: Microsoft
• Part number: G7800077
• Description: Visual C# .NET 2003 is the modern, innovative programming language and tool for building .NET-connected software for Microsoft Windows, the Web, and a wide range of devices. With syntax that resembles C++, a flexible integrated development environment (IDE), and the capability to build solutions across a variety of platforms and devices, Visual C# .NET 2003 significantly eases the development of .NET-connected software. Visual C# .NET builds on a strong C++ heritage. Immediately familiar to C++ and Java developers, C# is a modern and intuitive object-oriented programming language that offers significant improvements, including a unified type system, "unsafe" code for maximum developer control, and powerful new language constructs easily understood by most developers. Developers can take advantage of an innovative component-oriented language with inherent support for properties, indexers, delegates, versioning, operator overloading, and custom attributes. With XML comments, C# developers can produce useful source code documentation. An advanced inheritance model enables developers to reuse their code from within any programming language that supports .NET. C# developers can join the newest, fastest-growing developer community, in which they can exchange code and resources, leverage skills across multiple computing environments, and contribute to the standardization process that ensures vibrant and active community participation. With a superior IDE, Visual C# .NET provides users with the ultimate developer environment, bringing together the development community and valuable online resources. The Start Page offers developers a one-click portal to updates, preferences, information on recently used projects, and the MSDN Online community. Improved IntelliSense, the Toolbox, and the Task List provide significant productivity enhancements, while AutoHide windows and multiple-monitor support help programmers maximize screen real estate and customize their development environment. New custom build rules make developing robust and powerful software easier than ever. Using the Web Forms Designer and XML Designer, developers can use IntelliSense features and tag completion or the WYSIWYG editor for drag-and-drop authoring to build interactive Web applications. With a few simple steps, programmers can design, develop, debug, and deploy powerful XML Web services that reduce development time by encapsulating business processes accessible from any platform. With Visual C# .NET 2003, developers can take advantage of Microsoft .NET and incorporate next-generation technology for resource management, unified types, and remoting. With Microsoft .NET, developers gain superior memory management technology for seamless garbage collection and reduced program complexity. Developers can use the Microsoft .NET Framework Common Type System to leverage code written in any of more than 20 languages that support .NET, while making efficient remote procedure calls. Developers can also use the tested and proven .NET Framework class library to gain powerful built-in functionality, including a rich set of collection classes, networking support, multithreading support, string and regular expression classes, and broad support for XML, XML schemas, XML namespaces, XSLT, XPath, and SOAP. And, with the Java Language Conversion Assistant (JLCA), programmers can begin migrating their Java-based projects to the Microsoft .NET environment. Using Visual C# .NET 2003, developers can construct powerful Web services that encapsulate business processes and make them available to applications running on any platform. Developers can easily incorporate any number of Web services that are catalogued and available in many independent Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI) directories, providing a strong foundation of services and business logic for their applications. Visual C# .NET 2003 also enables developers to build the next generation of Windows-based applications. With visual inheritance, developers can greatly simplify the creation of Windows-based applications by centralizing in parent forms the common logic and user interface for their entire solution. Using control anchoring and docking, programmers can build resizable forms automatically, while the in-place menu editor enables developers to visually author menus directly from within the Forms Designer.

• General

• Packaged Quantity 1
• Category Development tools
• Subcategory Development tools - programming languages
• Language(s) English
• License pricing Standard
• Localization English

• Software

• License Type Complete package
• License Qty 1 user
• License Pricing Standard
• Platform Windows
• Min Supported Color Depth 8-bit (256 colors)
• Distribution Media CD-ROM

• System Requirements

• OS Required Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional,
  Microsoft Windows Server 2003,
  Microsoft Windows 2000 Server,
  Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition,
  Microsoft Windows XP Professional
• Min Processor Type Pentium II - 450 MHz
• Min RAM Size 192 MB
• Min Hard Drive Space 2 GB
• Peripheral / Interface Devices CD-ROM,
  SVGA monitor,
  Mouse or compatible device
• System Requirements Details Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional - RAM 96 MB,
  Microsoft Windows 2000 Server - RAM 192 MB,
  Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition - RAM 96 MB,
  Microsoft Windows XP Professional - RAM 160 MB,
  Microsoft Windows Server 2003 - RAM 160 MB

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• Manufacturer:Microsoft
• Address:

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• Phone: 1-425-882-8080
• Fax: 1-425-706-7329

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