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Managed C++ Basics,. do before you can have some fun. This chapter covers many basic but important aspects of Managed C++ programming.

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Input, Output, and Serialization,. use if there is no way of retrieving input from some source and outputting it to the same or another source. There are several options available for handling input/output (I/O). In this chapter, you will examine file and directory I/O, I/O manipulation and, finally, serialization or the saving of class for later retrieval.

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Web Services,. of everything that is .NET. The basic goal of Web services is to make distributed applications much easier to design and develop than ever before. They change the way Internet, intranet, extranet, or whichevernet-based applications are written. Basically, Web services put the “net” in .NET.

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Book 20031st editionl you‘re good and ready. With .Managed C++ and .NET Development., your hard-earned skills as an established C++ developer or beginner won‘t be wasted. Microsoft touts .NET as language-neutral, and this book proves it, at least in the area of C++. .Managed C++ and .NET Development. is truly a .NET bo

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d C++ programmers who do not want to migrate to C#.Complimen.This book answers the question, "Do you need to learn C# or VB .NET to develop in .NET?" You‘ll learn that the answer is, in fact, "no"—at least until you‘re good and ready. With .Managed C++ and .NET Development., your hard-earned skills

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Collections,t. Either way, most programmers have found a need to work with collections. The .NET Framework uses collections as well. Because collections are so common, the .NET Framework class library provides a large number of different types.

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