what the code is in .NET classes?

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hey guys !
im a c# programmer wid less exprience who have a dim point in my mind about .NET classes ... !
i am really interesting in knowing that what are doing .NET classes,methods ,properties and ... !? i want read the codes into these classes and know how they work!?
for example whats that code that is in the dataAdapter class to know how it really works !?

is any software or any resource to read codes into .NET classes?

thanks for any suggestion
sorry if i wrote badly

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actually i mean how can i decompile a .dll file to read its source ...?

Posted 28-Nov-12 8:51am

ali_heidari_

Updated 30-Nov-12 6:51am

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Solution 3

You should start reading tutorials (or, better, books) on Object Oriented Programming.
As kick-start you may checkout this CodeProject article: "Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Concepts (OOP) and More"[^].

Posted 28-Nov-12 9:02am

CPallini

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ali_heidari_ 28-Nov-12 16:05pm

i know whats oop, i know how i can code, and im programmer but i want to know exactly whats going on in a .net class (as socket programming classes) and i wanna know what the code microsoft team uses for that class !? i dnt mean i want know whats class ,im not professional also im not begginer

Solution 2

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=C%23+programming+guides[^]

Posted 28-Nov-12 8:58am

joshrduncan2012

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AspDotNetDev 28-Nov-12 15:00pm

The OP wasn't very clear, but the question was not how to program in C#. It was how to view the source code for built-in classes in the .Net Framework.

ali_heidari_ 28-Nov-12 15:57pm

very very thanks for recommending google to me...

amirulrizal 30-Nov-12 23:23pm

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Thomas Daniels · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-30T06:54:00

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Hi,

Read this list of decompilers:
http://www.csharptools.com/view/decompilers[^]

Posted 30-Nov-12 6:54am

Thomas Daniels

ali_heidari_ · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-30T06:58:00

Solution 5

.NET REFLECTOR will solve this question !
check this link:
.NET reflector
a similar question

Posted 30-Nov-12 6:58am

ali_heidari_

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Thomas Daniels 30-Nov-12 13:00pm

I think that's a good decompiler, but it's not for free.

ali_heidari_ 30-Nov-12 13:04pm

it has 14 days free for trial version ... !

Thomas Daniels 30-Nov-12 13:06pm

Yes, that's true!
But what after the 14 days that you can use it free?

ali_heidari_ 30-Nov-12 13:14pm

i think when your dying because of hunger, a piece of cake can be useful!
and after that look for another piece of cake !
are not you agree?

bbirajdar 30-Nov-12 14:05pm

My 5 ..... for your comment... :)

AspDotNetDev · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-28T08:58:00

Solution 1

You can view the source code for the .Net Framework. See here: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2008/01/16/net-framework-library-source-code-now-available.aspx.

Posted 28-Nov-12 8:58am

AspDotNetDev