C# Introduction
C# is a general-purpose object-oriented programming language which is created by Microsoft. Approved by International Standards Organization (ISO) and European Computer Manufacturers Association (ECMA).
C# basically enables developers to build many types of safe and secure applications that run in the .NET ecosystem. C# is developed by Anders Hejlsberg within the .NET framework for Common Language Infrastructure (CLI). C# syntax is given in the next section.
Features of C#
- Useful in developing device applications, windows, and the web.
- It makes it impossible to perform unchecked type casts because is a type-safe programming language.
- C# Provides automatic memory management by clearing unused objects.
- Considered as the modern programming language, simple for building applications.
- Provides a structured and extensible approach for error detection and recovery.
Advanced Features of C#
- C# Perform Automatic Garbage Collection.
- Have its own standard library.
- It has Easy-to-use Generics and Boolean Conditions.
- Supports both user-defined value types and reference types.
- Provides a structured and extensible approach to error detection and recovery.
- Have Lambda Expressions which supports functional programming techniques.
- Language-Integrated Query (LINQ) syntax creates a common pattern for working with data from any source.