Microsoft Visual C#

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.

Windows Controls

Introductions

	MSVC# Fundamental Topics
	This is primary information you should know to take better advantage of both Microsoft Visual C# Professional and Microsoft Visual C# Express Edition.

# Microsoft Visual C#	Forms	Application Design
# Graphical Applications

GDI+

	Graphical Design Interface
	This section describes the techniques of drawing and manipulating graphics in Microsoft Windows using the GDI+ library. We also review the techniques of creating and using brushes.

1. Introduction to GDI+	4. GDI+ Accessories	7. Introduction to Brushes
2. Introduction to Bitmaps	5. Drawing Shapes	8. Texture and Gradient Brushes
3. Operations on Bitmaps	6. Drawing Curves	9. Drawing Strings

File Processing

	Managing Files and Directories
	Here, we get acquainted with directories and their contents, the techniques of creating and managing files such as deleting, copying, or moving them. The techniques are also reviewed for directories

1. Accessories for File Processing	3. Details on File Processing
2. Introduction to File Processing	4. Files Operations

File-Based Databases

Collections

Introduction to Databases	Introduction to Collections
Serialization	Built-In Collection Classes
File-Based Databases	Dictionary-Based Collection Classes

XML

	The Extensible Markup Language
	The Extensible Markup Language provides a wonderful concept to create either file-based applications or universal platform-independent databases. XML-based applications can be used on stand-alone computers, on a network, or on the Internet. This section explores the various topics associated with XML.

1. Introduction to XML	4. Maintenance of XML Elements
2. Introduction to XML Elements	5. Characteristics of XML Nodes
3. Operations on XML Elements	6. XML Reading and Writing

ADO.NET

	.NET Framework Databases
	ADO.NET is an alternative to, or a replacement of, ADO. It builds on the concept of its predecessor without using the same classes, only building on the concept. ADO.NET is used top create Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Oracle, or any other data-based application that can run on Microsoft Windows.

ADO.NET Fundamentals

Transact-SQL

Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server	Introduction to SQL
Introduction to ADO.NET	Operations on SQL Variables
The Tables of a Database	SQL Expressions
The Records of a Database	Introduction to Functions
Assistance With Data Entry	Built-In Transact-SQL Functions
Relationships and Data Integrity

Code Management

General

Exception Handling

Applications Accessories

Applications Management

Printing

Application Help

Databases Topics

Accessories

Databases Visual Support

Database Operations

Data Sets

Data Analysis

LINQ