Anonymous Methods in C# 2.0
While demonstrating the rudiments of anonymous methods, Paul Kimmel answers the question "Are anonymous methods just someone being a bit too clever?"
C# Structures
The twenty-second, and final, part of the C# Object-Oriented Programming tutorial reviews the use of structures. Structures provide similar functionality to classes, but when instantiated resultant variables are value types, rather than reference types.
File System Enumerator using lazy matching
Many programmers have come across the problem of finding files matching a certain specification that exist in one or more directories or subdirectories. This article demonstrates a technique of enumerating files that integrates well with .NET programming idioms and that takes advantage of some of the new features of C# 2.0. The result is a class that's very easy to use and is more efficient (in time and space) than many other solutions.
How To Implement Custom Collections in Visual C# .NET
This step-by-step article shows you how to implement a custom collection in Visual C# .NET. The .NET Framework base class libraries offer a formal definition of a collection: the System.Collections.ICollection interface.
Visual Studio.Net 2005: System.Net.Mail Basics
The .Net Framework 2.0 supposedly has twice the number of classes as .NET Framework 1.1. Many of these are completely new and will require considerable study. Some are "enhanced" versions of old classes added to existing namespaces, and some, like System.Net.Mail, are enhanced versions of pre-existing classes that have been moved to a new namespace.
Working with Partial Types
This article talks about Partial types which is one of the new feature of Micrsoft .NET Framework 2.0, this feature is available with both the languages C# 2.0 and Visual Basic 2005.
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