Chapter 1. Game Development and Managed Code
If you're already familiar with writing code that takes advantage of the CLR (Common Language Runtime), you're probably already aware of the choices you have when it comes to development languages. With the latest version of the Visual Studio .NET product, four languages are available to use when writing managed code: C#, Visual Basic .NET, Managed C++, and J#. This doesn't even take into consideration the languages that may be available from other third-party vendors outside of the Visual Studio .NET product, such as COBOL or FORTRAN.
Although the concepts that will be discussed in this book should be easily transferable to any language that is fully CLS (Common Language Specification)-compliant, ...
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