This example presents the FileInfo class, which allows you to get information about a file.
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Formatting Negative Numbers Differently Than Positive
Format specifiers are most often used with numbers. What happens if you want to format a variable differently if the number is negative versus positive? Learn the specifiers needed to make this happen in .NET.
Formatting Date and Time Values In .NET
Dates and times can be formatted a number of different ways. Learn how to format dates and times in .NET. While this article uses C#, the lesson is applicable to VB .NET and Managed C++ programmers.
What's Coming from Microsoft in 2003?
What's up with Microsoft? Here are a few items that may be out in 2003.
Using an Indexer in C#
Indexers allow objects to be treated like arrays. Learn how to use an indexer with a C# object.
A Simple Way to Write XML in .NET (XmlTextWriter)
Writing XML from a .NET application can be done quickly and easily. This article briefly introduces the .NET Framework's XmlTextWriter class and illustrates its use from C#.
