Documentation Map
Visual Studio .NET 2003
Visual Studio .NET and the MSDN library include the following documentation to help you write Visual C# applications.
| For information on | See |
|---|---|
| Features, quick tour, and reasons for using C# | C# Language Tour |
| Sample programs | Visual C# Samples |
| Tutorials | C# Tutorials |
| Compiler options and build errors | C# Compiler Options |
| The syntax, semantics, and design of the C# language | C# Language Specification |
| C++ compared to C# | Comparison Between C++ and C# |
| Keywords, types, operators, attributes, and preprocessor directives | C# Programmer's Reference |
| Arrays, properties, indexers, and other language features | C# Language Features |
| Documenting your code using XML | XML Documentation |
| The kinds of projects you can create | Visual Basic and Visual C# Projects |
| Project settings | Setting Visual C# Project Properties |
| Code assistants | Visual C# Code Wizards |
| Writing Windows applications | Creating Windows Applications |
| Writing Web applications | Creating Web Applications and Services |
| Components, including those you use on servers | Programming with Components |
| Data access | Accessing Data |
| Debugging code | Debugging |
| Distributing a finished program | Deploying Applications and Components |
| Microsoft .NET Framework SDK | Inside the .NET Framework |
