.Net Framework 4.0

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Hi,

This is Rajesh Kumar K. from Chennai based company.

I am working with .net framework 2.0.
I am very new to .net framework 4.0.
Could you please guide me to a tutorial or sample or guide or notes.

Thanks for your future help.

regards,
Rajesh Kumar K.

Posted 29-Dec-10 1:57am

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Updated 10-Jan-11 23:09pm

Dalek Dave

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Hiren solanki · Answer 1 · 2010-12-29T02:10:00

Solution 2

Yes why not ?

See the big tutorial HERE[^]

Posted 29-Dec-10 2:10am

Hiren solanki

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2010-12-29T02:33:00

Solution 3

Go to the msdn website - you should get some real good videos and quickstarts there.

Posted 29-Dec-10 2:33am

Abhinav S

Anupama Roy · Answer 3 · 2011-01-10T19:08:00

Solution 4

Take a look at this to know about Optional Parameters & Some New features in .Net 4.0

http://dotnetforyou.wordpress.com/category/net/net4-0/[^]

Posted 10-Jan-11 19:08pm

Anupama Roy

#realJSOP · Answer 4 · 2010-12-29T01:59:00

Solution 1

No. That subject is way to broad to be answered here. The best thing you can do is develop some initiative and google ".Net 4.0". There are MILLIONS of results awaiting your perusal.

Posted 29-Dec-10 1:59am

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