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give the feature of .net2.0 over .net1.1

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give the feature of .net2.0 over .net1.1..

Answer / suresh

Generics types are introduced in 2.0, Nullable data types
are introduced.IDE is changed drastically for dynamic help.

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give the feature of .net2.0 over .net1.1..

Answer / prashanthi

In .net 2.0, no need to write excess code for the control
function instead we can set the properties which are
available directly on the control by right clicking the
control.
In .net 1.0, we need to write code for every of the
property.
In .net 2.0,GridView control is added with advanced
features.

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give the feature of .net2.0 over .net1.1..

Answer / harika

In .net 2.0 so many new features are added like:-
Master Pages, Theams & Skins, Advanced controls like Menu
control, Datasource Controls,
and it provides enhancements towards Caching (disk caching,
sql server cache invalidation),Profiles concept
Most Importantly "PARTIAL CLASSES"(even now code-behind is
working based on this Partial Class only....
..............etc

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give the feature of .net2.0 over .net1.1..

Answer / prabhat

There are some new features in .Net2.0 are-
there are more then 40 types of new controls are added in
.net 2.0,
like Master page,
Navigation controls-tree view,
login coltrols
Virtul Class concepts
No need to create virtual directory

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give the feature of .net2.0 over .net1.1..

Answer / encapsulation

(I) Can you explain strategy pattern?

Strategy pattern are algorithms inside a class which can be
interchanged depending on the class used. This pattern is
useful when you want to decide on runtime which algorithm
to be used.

Let's try to see an example of how strategy pattern works
practically. Let's take an example of a math's calculation
where we have strategies like add and substract.
Figure 'Strategy in action' shows the same in a pictorial
format. It takes two numbers and the depending on the
strategy it gives out results. So if it's an addition
strategy it will add the numbers, if it's a substraction
strategy it will give the substracted results. These
strategies are nothing but algorithms. Strategy pattern are
nothing but encapsulation of algorithms inside classes.

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give the feature of .net2.0 over .net1.1..

Answer / chinna chowdary

exception handing, and ..

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