Fore.NET Language Guide

Fore.NET is a simple, modern, object-oriented, and type-safe programming language based on Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0. Any application is built from compilation units that are .NET assemblies. Each .NET assembly includes logically compiled .NET forms and .NET units. Each .NET unit contains some program code that is used to solve specific class of problems. Splitting into .NET assemblies provides for application component architecture and program code reuse.

To quickly learn how to work with the language see below the articles that are used to study basic language structures, their syntax and principles of use:

• Comments.

• Constants.

• Variables.

• Visibility Scope.

• Data Types.

• Type Conversion.

• Unary Operators.

• Arithmetic Operators.

• Logical Operators.

• Conditional Statements.

• Cyclic Statements.

• Jump Statements.

• The Typeof Statement.

• The Using Statement.

• Namespaces.

• Classes:

• Fields.

• Constructors.

• Properties.

• Methods.

• Events.

• Reserved Member Names.

• Interfaces.

• Structures.

• Partial Types.

• Enumerated Types.

• Attributes.

• Arrays.

• Delegates.

• Exceptions.

• Features of Use.