The C# programming language is one of those
intermediate languages that programmers use to create executable
programs. C# combines the range of the powerful-but-complicated C++ with the
ease of use of the friendly but more verbose Visual Basic. (Visual Basic’s newer
.NET incarnation is almost on par with C# in most respects. As the flagship
language of .NET, C# tends to introduce most new features first.) A C# program
file carries the extension .CS. Some wags have pointed out that C-sharp and
D-flat are the same note, but you should not refer to this new language
as “D-flat” within earshot of Redmond, Washington. C# is Flexible: C# programs can execute on the
current machine, or they can be transmitted over the Web and executed on
some distant computer. Powerful: C# has essentially the same
command set as C++,
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