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Where is the current C # specification already installed?

From time to time (usually when I stumble upon one of Eric or Jon ) I want to quickly read some sections of the C # specification.

The problem is that the only online version I can find is with C # for VS 2003 (i.e. C # v1.2 / .NET v1.1 ).

the current version of the specification on MSDN is available only as a .docx download , which is less optimal for fast reading and complete non-compliance for binding to a specific part of it.

Is there an online version of this document that I could not find?

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I do not think that it is available on the Internet, but it is worth noting that the specification is installed as part of visual studio -eg

 [prog files]\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\VC#\Specifications\1033\CSharp Language Specification.doc
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Since it is not officially available on the Internet, I looked back to view online documents.

The specification (for C # v5) can be viewed here .
Please note that it has over 500 pages, so loading takes a few seconds ...

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/948219/

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