VS.Net 2002

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I have a chance to get a good deal on VS.NET 2002
Professional and hopefully somebody can answer a couple of
questions i have on it.

1) It says according to MS it supports Visual C++ .NET. Am
i correct in assuming this is C#?

2) Is this IDE a viable platform to create C# and asp.net
applications based on today's framework i.e 1.1?
 
Kevin said:
I have a chance to get a good deal on VS.NET 2002
Professional and hopefully somebody can answer a couple of
questions i have on it.
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I would try for VS.NET 2003 if you have the ability. Check upgrade path
before venturing into the 1.0 Framework (2002).
1) It says according to MS it supports Visual C++ .NET. Am
i correct in assuming this is C#?
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No, but C# is included. C++, VB.NET and C# are the three languages shipping
with 2002. There is also an add-in for Visual J#.
2) Is this IDE a viable platform to create C# and asp.net
applications based on today's framework i.e 1.1?
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No. It is aimed towards 1.0, not 1.1. Visual Studio .NET 2003 is what you
want if you are aiming for 1.1. Now, most apps you develop in 1.0 will work
natively in 1.1 without any changes. But, there are a few breaking changes,
esp. in XML.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Thank you Gregory for your informative answer..
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I would try for VS.NET 2003 if you have the ability. Check upgrade path
before venturing into the 1.0 Framework (2002).


No, but C# is included. C++, VB.NET and C# are the three languages shipping
with 2002. There is also an add-in for Visual J#.


No. It is aimed towards 1.0, not 1.1. Visual Studio .NET 2003 is what you
want if you are aiming for 1.1. Now, most apps you develop in 1.0 will work
natively in 1.1 without any changes. But, there are a few breaking changes,
esp. in XML.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Think Outside the Box!
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