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Old June 24th, 2005, 03:43 AM
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Few year before c# is not in peak.because of some reason it failured.but now it is popular in dotnet environment.i like to know why it gets failure in few year before.what are the disadvantage of c#,if any one give the website links to accessing the webservices.
what are the links is there to accessing the webservice.
 
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C# was not a failer it was that .net ver 1.0 have some bugs but 1.1 is very better .
Pls explain in detail what u want or mean
"what are the links is there to accessing the webservice"
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ur explanation not clear my doubt .I am asking in starting period c# get failur-for what reason,I like to know the reason.
There are so many web service is there in server .How to know the webservice(I want websites)



 
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geetha for any doubt abt C# ,u can directly contact me on this id
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Hi Geetha,

When first version of .NET arrived , C# is a new language introduced to the world and as always happened it always takes time to establish a new language and its also same for C#. We can't say that C# is a failure or a winner even now, i personally work in VB.NET and never worked with C# but it does not mean that it's a failure.

Over the past few years the C# is emerged as a very powerful language and one of the most admired language in .NET suite.

AFAIK now days C# is one of the most preferred language in .NET environment and i advise you to learn C# from some good book such as Professional C# 3rd edition (wrox press) or any of your choice to know the full potential of language.

Charul Shukla









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