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| .Net Technology – In a Nut Shell |
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| .Net Class Hierarchy |
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| Namespace |
Description |
| System |
This namespace includes all the essential support you need for your programming, including base types (String, Int32, DateTime, Boolean, etc.), essential environmental support, and math functions, to name a few |
| System.Collections |
The System.Collections namespace contains interfaces and classes that define various containers, such as lists, queues, bit arrays, hashtables and dictionaries. |
| System.Diagnostics |
All the classes you need to diagnose your application, including event logging, performance counters, tracing, and process management APIs. |
| System.Globalization |
This namespace includes fundamental support for Globalization, used throughout the rest of the Framework |
| System.IO |
Includes fundamental Stream support which can be used by anyone, and then specifically targets the FileSystem (via File and Directory manipulation classes), SerialPorts, and Decompression |
| System.Resources |
Used to allow an application to be translated into multiple languages, and then display the appropriate text based upon the current users language selection |
| System.Text |
This namespace includes support for encodings, and Stringbuilder |
System.Text.Regular
Expressions |
This namespace includes regular expression support, for robust parsing and matching of string data |
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| .Net Namespaces |
- Namespaces
- Why it is used?
- It restricts the scope of a Name.
- To organize the classes so that it avoid conflicts in name
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