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Hi,
pls give me the following question answers
1)abstract and interface pratical use.
2)Difference between All .net framework
3)semaphore.

Reply me................................
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[no name] 28-Aug-12 14:11pm    
You will definately learn more by doing your own research instead of having someone else doing it for you.
ridoy 28-Aug-12 14:23pm    
google it..you will find better answer
fjdiewornncalwe 28-Aug-12 15:34pm    
If it's an interview question and you don't know it then I guess this isn't the job for you.

There is a very cool site around the net. The site what I talking about is very useful when you learn to use it.

That site is like a genius in a bottle. The only difference is that you should not rub the lamp at all. Just type your questions there :)

The site you can find here.

Hope you can find it useful.
 
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Kenneth Haugland 28-Aug-12 14:46pm    
No work! Kidding 5'ed :)
Christian Amado 28-Aug-12 14:50pm    
I swear it works ;)
Hi,

When you need to learn something from microsoft technology, i suggest you to go for MSDN first. MSDN have official documentations for each and every features of what you need. you only need to look into other sites when you have some problem related to your project or any other bug. MSDN have really good examples on each topics. What you are asking is all beginner topics.

You can also refer Wikipedia for understanding of general concepts like semaphore, dot net versions, or any other if you have,

I also suggest you to read one or two books that are available online. preparation for interview is not like preparing for some bunch of questions. you never know what question may be there in the interview.

Let me suggest you some good ebooks,

C# 4.0 Nutshell[^]

Beginning ASP.NET 4.0 With C#[^]

Keep hard work buddy and best of luck
Thanks
-Amit Gajjar
 
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