.NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference

The namespace is the root of all namespaces in the .NET Framework, containing all other namespaces as subordinates. It also contains the types that...

The class Object is the root of the inheritance hierarchy in the .NET Framework. Every class in the .NET Framework ultimately derives from this class....

The .NET Framework makes extensive use of attributes, descriptive pieces of read-only information that a programmer can place in an object's metadata. can be...

The class AppDomain represents an isolated environment in which applications execute. You generally don't have to worry about creating them and using them; it usually...

The .NET Framework supports callbacks from one object to another by means of the class Delegate. A Delegate represents a pointer to an individual object...

In order to provide a common, rich, easily programmed, and difficult to ignore way of signaling and handling errors, the .NET Framework supports structured exception...

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