Programming Concepts
For those of you moving from either C++ or Java, you will have a very small learning curve for C#. The syntax and productions found in the language are very similar to those found in C++ or Java. The truth of the matter is that C# was designed to be simple to learn and powerful enough to be extremely expressive.
At the time I'm writing this, Microsoft has made available the C# language reference that includes the EBNF grammar for the language. Although I happen to enjoy reading language grammars, most of my peers think that's a little excessive. So, rather than put you to sleep with such mundane details, we will look at the language from a slightly higher level.
Namespaces
In recent years, the prevalence of namespaces has ...
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