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Introduction This is an introduction to C#, a new programming language that combines the productivity of Visual Basic, the elegance of Java, and the power of C++. Because C# is a part of Microsoft's .NET, we'll begin with a look at what .NET is, what it can do, and how it works. Next, we'll compare C# to other .NET languages. After exploring C#'s datatypes and idioms, we'll examine its facilities for creating objects and user interfaces. We'll conclude with a glance into C#'s future. Burton Harvey is a software development consultant for Oakwood Systems Group, a Microsoft Partner company specializing in Internet solutions. A MCSD with fifteen years' experience using Microsoft development tools, Burt enjoys teaching others how to program and architecting software that elegantly fulfils clients' needs. In 1998, Burt founded the online journal of scientific research, Scientia. I added italics here for this publication. Is that correct? His areas of interest include compiler theory, UML, and the object-orientated paradigm.