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Microsoft Visual C# is a programming environment used to create console-based, Windows-based, data-based, XML, and web-based applications.

This web site provides lessons, topics, and guidance on how to use MSVC#.

To use Microsoft Visual C#, you can purchase it or you can freely download Microsoft Visual C# Express Edition from the Microsoft web site.

Web Controls

C# For ASP.NET

Databases With Microsoft SQL Server

	Microsoft SQL Server Databases
	Here are some lessons on using Microsoft SQL Server databases in an ASP.NET application. We cover file-based, XML, and formal databases that use a system located on a server.

Introduction to ADO.NET	The SQL Data Source
Introduction to SQL	The SQL Data Reader

Records
Insert	Edit	Delete

Databases With Microsoft Access

	Microsoft Access Databases
	These articles, lessons, and topics deal with using Microsoft Access databases on an ASP.NET web site.

Introduction to ADO.NET	The SQL Data Source
Introduction to SQL	The SQL Data Reader

Topics

	Creating Better ASP.NET Web Pages
	This section reviews various issues you should be aware to create good functioning ASP.NET web pages, including the ability to use the various languages available on the web or how to mix them.

Using a Database on Your Web Site	Simple Data Entry
Simple Data Binding (SQL Server)	Time Sheet
	Using a Parameterized Query

File Processing
File processing allows you to create, use, and manipulate files on a web site. Here are topics on how these various operations can be done, based on the classes in the .NET Framework.
Introduction to File processing	Exception Handling
File-Based Applications

Web Site Fundamentals


	These are introductory topics on various issues of the C# language, web development, web sites, web pages, and web design. This mostly constitutes a general section with programming and .NET Framework concepts.

Class Nesting	Namespaces	Delimiters
Scripts

Databases Fundamentals


	These are fundamental topics on databases, including object serialization as done in the .NET Framework and how its classes can be used on a web site..

Arrays and Collections


	Collections are at the heart of databases. They make it possible to create and manage lists. Here is how to use them in ASP.NET.

Collections
Introduction to Collections
Introduction to ICollection
Introduction to IList

Conditional Statements

Conditional statements make it possible to take an action based on a criterion or a combination of criteria. They are part of the C# language.

Keywords

Language Expressions