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Discusses topics covered on the Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist exam for the .NET Framework 2.0 exam. (Exam # 70-536)

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How Do You Retrieve Information About All Network Connections? | 24 May 2008
One of the objectives of the MCTS .NET Framework exam is toEmbed management information and events into a .NET Framework application. (Refer System.Management namespace)and within that exam objective there is the specific objectiveRetrieve information about all network connections.I started to look through the System.Management namespace and found (more)

How can I read an EventLog? | 23 May 2008
Perhaps you have a need to read from a system event log. Perhaps you have even found the System.Diagnostics namespace. Upon inspecting the EventLog class you will notice a "Write" method but the absence of a complimentary "Read" operation. You are not going crazy, there really isn't a read method.Instead you need to unders (more)

What is the difference between byte and Byte in the .NET Framework? | 22 May 2008
Have you ever started to type 'by' while writing code in Visual Studio and seen both an upper case and lower case "byte" in the intellisense menu and wondered what the difference was?Lower case "byte" is a built in type in C#. System.Byte is a class built into the .NET framework that represents a byte. The secret is th (more)

What is a stack good for? | 20 May 2008
A stack is a specialized list data structure that enforces LIFO (last in, first out) ordering of data. Thinking of a stack as a physical stack of plates (and data items as the plates), you can only take the last plate that you added to the stack.The stack data structure is among the most useful structures in Computer Science. Stack usage appears (more)

How can you sort a list of strings in the .NET Framework? | 15 Apr 2008
The .NET Framework provides a simple efficient mechanism to sort a list of strings. The ArrayList class contains a Sort() method that allows the items in the ArrayList to be sorted in ascending order.ArrayList Sort Exampleusing System;using System.Collections;// This is an example of using the .NET Framework and the// Sort() method of the ArrayLis (more)

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