C#'s Background
Before we begin the practical parts of creating a C# program, it is useful to take a look at C#'s roots and design goals.
Currently, there are more than 2000 different high-level languages. Each was designed to fulfill certain requirements related to a specific problem domain and some of them provided inspiration for the designers of C#.
New Term: Problem Domain
 | The problem domain is the realm or range of a specific set of related problems. Some examples are computer simulations and nuclear physics. |
One of the main incentives to invent new languages has been the growing need to develop complex applications. Users have increasingly ...
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