free classes(educational) for c#

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I want to ask if you have some dedicated classes (readyToUse) that can satisfy some routines (like: a Save/Load class /or whatever/- with multiple methods,properties that can serve for multiple purposes starting with simple uses and ending with highEnd uses).
It will be great.
Or point me to a right direction to search into.
thank you.
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Martin Jarvis · Answer 1 · 2010-07-20T11:20:00

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There's a whole framework of free to use methods which are highly scalable.

The .Net Framework!

Can you narrow down what it is that you're looking for exactly?

For saving and loading you'll want to investigate the System.IO namespace.

Posted 20-Jul-10 11:20am

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Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2010-07-20T12:33:00

You're asking a ton of developers all over the world. This site has tons of articles, including many beginner ones. You can always ask specific questions on this forum when you get stuck. Other than that, if you can't buy a book, you can always google for tutorials. Most people on this forum are professional developers who bought books and/or took courses, so we're not likely to know much about absolute beginner level online info, except that google can find it.