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  • .NET Tutorials – 5 – Inheritance

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    One of the most powerful concepts in object orientated programming (OOP) is inheritance. In this tutorial we discuss inheritance and polymorphism and the capabilities and benefits it offers.

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  • .NET Tutorials – 4 – Object Orientated Programming

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    This tutorial aims to introduce you to the concepts of object-orientated programming in .NET, and the benefits it offers over traditional procedural programming.

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  • .NET Tutorials – 3 – C# Programming Fundamentals

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    In this tutorial, we will look at the more fundamental aspects of the C# programming language. We will look at the type system in C#, specifically built in types such as int, bool etc. and we will look at how to create and use variables and constants, along with string, identifiers, expressions and statements.

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  • .NET Tutorials – 2 – .NET Essentials

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    This post aims to provide more detail about how the .NET Framework is compromised, to give you a better understanding on the best ways to program using it.

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  • .NET Tutorials – 1 – Introduction

    What is .NET? The .NET Framework is a collection of programs and code libraries that provide a means to produce software applications. The Framework comprises of two main parts: a run-time engine to host the applications; and a software development kit (SDK) that allows developers to create the programs in the first place.

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  • Extended ASCII (ISO/IEC 8859)

    The Extended ASCII character set extends the basic 7-bit ASCII range to 8-bits, to provide additional character encoding for broader character representation scenarios.

    It builds upon ISO/IEC 2022 which defined the initial 8-bit ASCII character set, with the C0 character set range replicating 7-bit ASCII and the C1 range covering extended control characters using character codes 128-159.

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  • ASCII Character Table (ISO/IEC 646)

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    ASCII is an acronym for ‘American Standard Code for Information Interchange’ and is a very old and long-lived data format.

    The standard dates back to the 1960s, and is still in use today.

    The lower 7-bit ASCII range represents a standardised western (English) alphabet.

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