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Visual Studio.Net with C# by Vijay Mukhi, Suraj Godhwani, Sonal Mukhi

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Visual Studio.Net with C#
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Publisher: BPB Publications

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Introduction to Visual Studio.Net and C# programming language. The entire book is packed with screens, making it very easy and intuitive for a reader to grasp the explanations accompanying them. The text covers working with the framework, building database applications, building Web applications, setup and deployment projects, the basics of C#, the C# code in .Net applications, C# and ASP.Net.

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