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About Nick
Expertise
I can answer questions regarding C#, C , SQL, Visual Basic, .Net Framework 2.0, general programming technique, and general algorithm development. My current area of focus is C#.

Experience
C /VB programmer since 10th grade. I used to love video game development (still do, just don't do it anymore). Have real world experience in 3 companies for a total of about 2 years non-academic experience.

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Keneisys (a security software company)

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BS in Computer Science with minor in Entertainment Technology.

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"The Next Bill Gates" gag award :-). College: Summa Cum Laude.

 
   

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Topic: C#



Expert: Nick
Date: 1/14/2008
Subject: C# book

Question
Dear sir,
i am a electronics engineer, now ihav started learning C++,C# and .Net
Can u please help me by giving some basic tutorials on these languages.
I shall be grateful to u.
Regards,
Anjli

Answer
Hi Anjli,

I'm sorry, but I do not have the time to give you a personalized tutorial. However, there are several tutorials online. Search google and I'm sure you'll find some. Here is the first one I came across: http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.aspx

I can give you a few quick pointers as well. C++ and C# are very similar. There are some syntactic differences, and C# is a managed language, while C++ is not. C++ will give you lower level access (to operating system components, for example), but C# will make programming much faster. The .Net framework is a library that can be used with many languages, including C++ and C# (more natively with C# than with C++). The .Net framework has tons of useful features and is excellent in combination with Visual Studio. Visual Studio has free versions available for download... search google and you will find them. That would be an excellent IDE to learn C# or C++ in. I would suggest you start with C#... it will make your life easier.

Good Luck,
   Nick

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