.Net idioms learned from experience?

Question

I am new to the .Net world, my main language was C ++, where there are many idioms that help better than code (RAII, PIMPL ...). What are the common idioms available for C #.

Answer 1

I don't give any idioms, but since you are migrating from C ++, this might be interesting:

MSDN: C # for C ++ Developers

The following table shows important comparisons between C # and native C ++, which does not use / clr. If you are a C ++ programmer, this table will give you the most important differences between the two languages ​​at a glance.

C ++ → C #: what you need to know to switch from C ++ to C #

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Sharp New Language: # ++ Visual Basic

, , , Visual Basic, ++. # . Microsoft # , , , , , COM + -. #, , .

++ vs. # - ++

, , , : , #, , ++, , .

10 ++, #,

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