January 2003
Beginner
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When working with data, such as setting or retrieving values from a form, you must normally take that information and either manipulate it or store it temporarily before you persist it to a database or a file.
In C# and Visual Basic .NET, you use variables to store information. Each variable that you declare is of a certain type, which is defined by the rules of the common type system (CTS). The CTS guarantees type safety between different languages, which was unheard of before .NET. That means when you use a String data type in C#, it's the same String data type that you use in Visual Basic .NET and COBOL .NET.
When I talk about different .NET languages, I mean that a language is considered ...
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