Visual C#/Visual Basic: Becoming a Guru with Existing FeaturesPeter RitchiePrinciplePeter Ritchie Inc. Software Consulting

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Peter Ritchie

President Peter Ritchie Inc.peter@peterRitchie.comTwitter: @peterRitchieAuthor of Refactoring with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Packt PublishingWriting software professionally for over 22 years.http://peterRitchie.com/blog

Agenda

C#/VB 2003 BaselineC#/VB 2005 Language AdditionsC#/VB 2008 Language AdditionsC#/VB 2010 Language Additions

demo

C# 1.0 Baseline

demo

VB 7.0 Baseline

demo

C# 2.0 Features Part 1

demo

VB 8.0 Features Part 1

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C# 2.0 Features Part 2

demo

VB 8.0 Features Part 2

demo

C# 3.0 Features Part 1

demo

VB 9.0 Features Part 1

demo

C# 3.0 Features Part 2

demo

VB 9.0 Features Part 2

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C# 4.0 Features

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VB 10.0 Features

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C# 5.0 Features

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VB 11.0 Features

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