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.NET Tip: Create a Class with Overloaded Constructors
Overloading the constructor of a class, which is the method called when you instantiate an object, ensures that your object is populated with all the information it needs to operate properly.
Transactions in the .NET 2.0 Framework
Learn about the importance of transactions and key transaction management features in .NET 2.0 from JOe Duffy, author of Professional .NET Framework 2.0.
Ajax and the Yahoo! Connection Manager
Discover how to use the new Yahoo! Connection Manager — one of the most popular new Ajax libraries.
C# Generics Part 4/4: Delegates, Events, Reflection, Attributes, IL, Generics in the BCL
Read the final installment of the sample chapter on Generics.
C# Generics Part 3/4: Casting, Inheritance, and Generic Methods
A further study into the use of generics in C#2.
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