What is the meaning or the use of ( . ) in .NET
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ssashokkumar
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I think DOT(.) means Digital Command. So .NET means Digital Commands in iNet. (Not Sure) :)
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( . ) means that actually its not a ( . ) its DOT .. that mean.. DOT NET.. its only converted into .Net . that is mean for some thing before there in that .. means .net does not work as a unique.. work with some extension only.. example asp.net vb.net c#.net... that's why it means its not a end.. its a beginning.. that means some things are there before it...
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The dot operator (.) is used for member access. The dot operator specifies a member of a type or namespace. For example, the dot operator is used to access specific methods within the .NET Framework class libraries: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6zhxzbds(VS.80).aspx
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