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    C# .net 3.0

    Was reading a bit about C# and came across this article. I thought that some of you may find it interesting as well.

    C# 2.0 just shipped with a number of interesting new features: anonymous methods, nullable objects, iterators, partial classes, generics, and others. But the innovation does not stop there! Microsoft (and Anders Hejlsberg in particular) have already allowed us a sneak peek at some of the new features that will be available in C# 3.0.

    Many of these new features are either evolutionary changes for features that have been available before, or they are features needed by LINQ, the integrated query language which will be part of C# 3.0 as well as the next version of Visual Basic. LINQ itself can be seen as a new language feature for C# 3.0, although in some ways, it is the sum of many other innovations. On the other hand, LINQ is so fundamentally powerful and far-reaching that it deserves a series of articles on its own. For this reason, I will largely ignore LINQ in this article, but I am already working on an in-depth view which I’ll write about as both an eColumn as well as in printed article format

    So what’s new in C# 3.0?
    http://www.code-magazine.com/Article...quickid=050123

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    Without reading the article - when is this due to be released?

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    Already released! Here are some tutorials:

    http://forum.codecall.net/c/1786-net...tutorials.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chan View Post
    Without reading the article - when is this due to be released?
    Lol now it has been released for 'long' now...

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