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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: What is .NET FrameworkChapter 2: Download and Install Visual StudioChapter 3: Data TypesChapter 4: Class and ObjectChapter 5: CollectionsChapter 6: Windows Forms ApplicationChapter 7: Database AccessChapter 8: File Operations
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Chapter1:Whatis.NETFramework

The.NetframeworkisasoftwaredevelopmentplatformdevelopedbyMicrosoft.Theframeworkwasmeanttocreateapplications,whichwouldrunontheWindowsPlatform.Thefirstversionofthe.Netframeworkwasreleasedintheyear2000.

Theversionwascalled.Netframework1.0.The.Netframeworkhascomealongwaysincethen,andthecurrentversionis4.6.1.

The.Netframeworkcanbeusedtocreateboth-FormbasedandWebbasedapplications.Webservicescanalsobedevelopedusingthe.Netframework.

TheframeworkalsosupportsvariousprogramminglanguagessuchasVisualBasicandC#.Sodeveloperscanchooseandselectthelanguagetodeveloptherequiredapplication.Inthischapter,youwilllearnsomebasicsofthe.Netframework.

.NetFrameworkArchitecture
Thebasicarchitectureofthe.Netframeworkisasshownbelow.
ThearchitectureoftheNetframeworkisbasedonthefollowingkeycomponents1 - photo 2Thearchitectureofthe.Netframeworkisbasedonthefollowingkeycomponents;1. CommonLanguageRuntime-TheCommonLanguageInfrastructureorCLIisaplatformonwhichthe.Netprogramsareexecuted.
TheCLIhasthefollowingkeyfeatures:

ExceptionHandling-Exceptionsareerrorswhichoccurwhentheapplicationisexecuted.
Examplesofexceptionsare:

Ifanapplicationtriestoopenafileonthelocalmachine,butthefileisnotpresent.
Iftheapplicationtriestofetchsomerecordsfromadatabase,buttheconnectiontothedatabaseisnotvalid.

GarbageCollection-Garbagecollectionistheprocessofremovingunwantedresourceswhentheyarenolongerrequired.
Examplesofgarbagecollectionare

AFilehandlewhichisnolongerrequired.Iftheapplicationhasfinishedalloperationsonafile,thenthefilehandlemaynolongerberequired.Thedatabaseconnectionisnolongerrequired.Iftheapplicationhasfinishedalloperationsonadatabase,thenthedatabaseconnectionmaynolongerberequired.

WorkingwithVariousprogramminglanguages
Asnotedinanearliersection,adevelopercandevelopanapplicationinavarietyof.Netprogramminglanguages.

1. Language-Thefirstlevelistheprogramminglanguageitself,themostcommononesareVB.NetandC#.
2. CompilerThereisacompilerwhichwillbeseparateforeachprogramminglanguage.SounderlyingtheVB.Netlanguage,therewillbeaseparateVB.Netcompiler.SimilarlyforC#,youwillhaveanothercompiler.
3. CommonLanguageInterpreterThisisthefinallayerin.Netwhichwouldbeusedtoruna.netprogramdevelopedinanyprogramminglanguage.SothesubsequentcompilerwillsendtheprogramtotheCLIlayertorunthe.Netapplication.

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2. ClassLibrary-The.NETFrameworkincludesasetofstandardclasslibraries.Aclasslibraryisacollectionofmethodsandfunctionsthatcanbeusedforthecorepurpose.
Forexample,thereisaclasslibrarywithmethodstohandleallfileleveloperations.Sothereisamethodwhichcanbeusedtoreadthetextfromafile.Similarly,thereisamethodtowritetexttoafile.
MostofthemethodsaresplitintoeithertheSystem.*orMicrosoft.*namespaces.(Theasterisk*justmeansareferencetoallofthemethodsthatfallundertheSystemorMicrosoftnamespace)
Anamespaceisalogicalseparationofmethods.Wewilllearnthesenamespacesmoreindetailinthesubsequentchapters.

3. Languages-Thetypesofapplicationsthatcanbebuiltinthe.Netframeworkareclassifiedbroadlyintothefollowingcategories.

WinFormsThisisusedfordevelopingForms-basedapplications,whichwouldrunonanendusermachine.Notepadisanexampleofaclient-basedapplication.
ASP.NetThisisusedfordevelopingwebbasedapplications,whicharemadetorunonanybrowsersuchasInternetExplorer,ChromeorFirefox.

TheWebapplicationwouldbeprocessedonaserver,whichwouldhaveInternetInformationServicesInstalled.
InternetInformationServicesorIISisaMicrosoftcomponentwhichisusedtoexecuteanASP.netapplication.
Theresultoftheexecutionisthensenttotheclientmachines,andtheoutputisshowninthebrowser.

ADO.NetThistechnologyisusedtodevelopapplicationstointeractwithDatabasessuchasOracleorMicrosoftSQLServer.
Differentversionsofthe.Netframework
Belowisthetableof.Netframeworkversions,whichhavebeenreleasedwiththeirreleasedates.Everyversionhasrelevantchangestotheframework.

Forexample,inframework3.5andonwardsakeyframeworkcalledtheEntityframeworkwasreleased.Thisframeworkisusedtochangetheapproachinwhichtheapplicationsaredevelopedwhileworkingwithdatabases.

VersionnumberCLRversionReleasedate
1.01.02002-02-13
1.11.12003-04-24
2.02.02005-11-07
3.02.02006-11-06
3.52.02007-11-19
4.042010-04-12
4.542012-08-15
4.5.142013-10-17
4.5.242014-05-05
4.642015-07-20
4.6.142015-11-17

Thebiggestadvantageofthe.NetframeworkisthatitsupportsWindowsplatform.AlmosteveryoneworkswithWindowsmachines.
Microsoftalwaysensuresthat.NetframeworksareincompliancewithallthesupportedWindowsoperatingsystems.
Thefollowingdesignprinciplesofthe.Netframeworkiswhatmakesitveryrelevanttocreate.Netbasedapplications.

1. Interoperability-The.Netframeworkprovidesalotofbackwardsupport.Supposeifyouhadanapplicationbuiltonanolderversionofthe.Netframework,say2.0.Andifyoutriedtorunthesameapplicationonamachinewhichhadthehigherversionofthe.Netframework,say3.5.Theapplicationwouldstillwork.Thisisbecausewitheveryrelease,Microsoftensuresthatolderframeworkversionsgelwellwiththelatestversion.

2. Portability-Applicationsbuiltonthe.NetframeworkcanbemadetoworkonanyWindowsplatform.Andnowinrecenttimes,MicrosoftisalsoenvisioningtomakeMicrosoftproductsworkonotherplatforms,suchasiOSandLinux.
3. Security-The.NETFrameworkhasagoodsecuritymechanism.Theinbuiltsecuritymechanismhelpsinbothvalidationandverificationofapplications.Everyapplicationcanexplicitlydefinetheirsecuritymechanism.Eachsecuritymechanismisusedtogranttheuseraccesstothecodeortotherunningprogram.

4. Memorymanagement-TheCommonLanguageruntimedoesalltheworkormemorymanagement.The.Netframeworkhasallthecapabilitytoseethoseresources,whicharenotusedbyarunningprogram.Itwouldthenreleasethoseresourcesaccordingly.ThisisdoneviaaprogramcalledtheGarbageCollectorwhichrunsaspartofthe.Netframework.Thegarbagecollectorrunsatregularintervalsandkeepsoncheckingwhichsystemresourcesarenotutilized,andfreesthemaccordingly.

5. Simplifieddeployment-The.Netframeworkalsohavetools,whichcanbeusedtopackageapplicationsbuiltonthe.Netframework.Thesepackagescanthenbedistributedtoclientmachines.Thepackageswouldthenautomaticallyinstalltheapplication.

Summary

.NetisaprogramminglanguagedevelopedbyMicrosoft.ItwasdesignedtobuildapplicationswhichcouldrunontheWindowsplatform.The.NetprogramminglanguagecanbeusedtodevelopFormsbasedapplications,WebbasedapplicationsandWebservices.
Developerscanchoosefromavarietyofprogramminglanguagesavailableonthe.Netplatform.ThemostcommononesareVB.NetandC#.

Chapter2:DownloadandInstallVisualStudio

MicrosoftVisualStudioisanintegrateddevelopmentenvironment(IDE)fromMicrosoft.ItisusedtodevelopcomputerprogramsforMicrosoftWindows.VisualStudioisonestopshopforallapplicationsbuiltonthe.Netplatform.Onecandevelop,debugandrunapplicationsusingVisualStudio.

BothFormsbasedandwebbasedapplicationscanbedesignedanddevelopedusingthisIDE.TheVisualStudiohasthebelow-mentionedfeatures

1. Creationofanapplicationinany.NetlanguageTheVisualStudioIDEcanbeusedtocreateanapplicationinany.Netlanguage.Hence,adevelopercanuseC#,VB.NetorevenF#todevelopanapplication.

2. CreationofanyapplicationtypeTheVisualStudioIDEcanbeusedtocreateanapplicationofanytype.(Web-basedapplicationorWindowsFormsbasedapplication).

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