Module 1: Introduction to .NET Framework 3.5 (Slides)
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This document provides an overview of Visual Studio 2008 training on the .NET Framework 3.5. It covers the multi-targeting feature in VS 2008, debugging .NET 3.5 source code, new libraries like MSBuild and HashSet, and includes labs to work with these features. The training modules introduce .NET version misconceptions, targeting different frameworks, enabling source debugging, using new MSBuild features, and operations of the HashSet generic collection type.
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- 10. Lab 3: Using MSBuild 3.5 New Features Create a simple project files based on the new MSBuild 3.5 schema. Targeting a specific .NET Framework using the ToolsVersion Attribute. Using the new Multi-Processor support feature.
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- 12. Lab 4: Using the HashSet<T> Type Creating Instances of the HashSet class. Use the standard collection operations. Use the standard Set operations. Iterate through the elements of HashSet. Examining the Subsets and Supersets.
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