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.NET Training, Consulting, Coaching & Development
December 2004 - Posts
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The December version of Visual Studio 2005 / C++ now has an internal access modifier instead of using public private. This is different from my previous post. The access modifiers public protected and protected private are still the same as before: Read More
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As it was already announced, Christian Weyer did a great presentation (sponsored by INETA Europe) as can be seen from this feedback: Contract First, Guiness Second Contractual Obligations (or, 'First Contact with Contracts') Irish Dev's Chrimbo Cinema Read More
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C# has an internal access modifier (VB: Friend) to allow access only within the assembly. C++/CLI defines all access with the public/protected/private keywords; this allows more options: C++ C# VB public public public Public protected Read More
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C++/CLI was influenced by C#, but it also has a shorter syntax for properties. This is the C# syntax of properties: private string lastname;public string Lastname{ get { return lastname; Read More
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New groups with INETA Europe: Poland, Krakowska Grupa Deweloperów .NET Bulgaria, Sofia .NET Usergroup Ireland, .NET Developers Alliance The first group in Bulgaria! Christian Read More
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