June 2017
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
7h 58m
English

Unlike other languages, such as Ruby, Python, and Perl, C# programs can be run by default on all modern Windows machines. In addition, running programs written in C# on a Linux system such as Ubuntu, Fedora, or another flavor couldn’t be easier, especially since Mono can quickly be installed by most Linux package managers like apt or yum. This puts C# in a better position to meet cross-platform needs than most languages, with the benefit of an easy and powerful standard library at your fingertips. All in all, C# and the Mono/.NET libraries make a compelling framework for anyone wanting to write cross-platform tools quickly and ...
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