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This articles contains a quick introduction to Microsoft.NET in general, and C# and VB.NET in particular. Even if you don't have the Visual Studio.NET IDE, .NET development is perfectly possible.
It contains..
(1) Excercises in C# and VB.NET
(2) Excercises in MSIL.
(3) Explanations about how they work!!
It explains everything you need to know about .NET technology (and nothing more).
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