Introduction
Welcome to the Net Classes documentation for the .NET framework. This is a comprehensive resource for understanding the core classes, properties, and methods of the .NET programming language.
Explore the documentation to find examples, tutorials, and API references.
Classes
The .NET framework provides a vast collection of classes, each representing a different aspect of software development.
Here are some key classes:
- System.Collections.Generic: For working with generic collections.
- System.Data.DataTable: For working with data tables.
- System.Linq: For powerful and efficient data filtering and manipulation.
- System.Numerics: For mathematical and scientific calculations.
- System.Threading: For concurrent and asynchronous operations.
Properties
Each class has a set of properties, which define its state and characteristics.
Examples:
- ClassName.PropertyName: A data value associated with this property.
- ClassName.PropertyName(parameter): A value associated with this property.
Method Examples
Let's see some examples of how to use the .NET framework's methods:
Example 1: Sum
ClassName.Add(number): Adds a number to the class.
ClassName.CalculateTotal(): Calculates the total of a collection.
Example 2: String Manipulation
ClassName.Substring(start, length): Extracts a portion of a string.
ClassName.ToUpper(): Converts a string to uppercase.