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Microsoft Visual C# is Microsoft's implementation of the C# specification, included in the Microsoft Visual Studio suite of products. It is based on the ECMA/ISO specification of the C# language, which Microsoft also created. While multiple implementations of the specification exist, Visual C# is by far the one most commonly used.^{[citation needed]} In most contexts, an unqualified reference to "C#" is taken to mean "Visual C#."

The term Visual denotes a brand-name relationship with other Microsoft programming languages such as Visual Basic, Visual FoxPro, Visual G# and Visual C++. All of these products are packaged with a graphical IDE and support rapid application development of Windows-based applications.

Visual C# is currently used in development of Windows and Xbox Live games via Microsoft XNA, which allows game developers to create and share their games with other gamers.

External links

Official website
Visual C# Express homepage
Visual C# and Visual C# Express - at C# Online.NET
Visual C# Tutorials

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 '''''Microsoft Visual C#''''' is [[Microsoft]]'s implementation of the [[C Sharp (programming language)|C#]] specification, included in the [[Microsoft Visual Studio]] suite of products. It is based on the [[Ecma International|ECMA]]/[[International Organization for Standardization|ISO]] specification of the C# language, which Microsoft also created. While multiple implementations of the specification exist, Visual C# is by far the one most commonly used.{{Fact|date=December 2008}} In most contexts, an unqualified reference to "C#" is taken to mean "Visual C#."
-The term ''Visual'' denotes a brand-name relationship with other Microsoft programming languages such as [[Visual Basic]], [[Visual FoxPro]], [[J Sharp|Visual J#]] and [[Visual C++]]. All of these products are packaged with a graphical [[Integrated development environment|IDE]] and support [[rapid application development]] of [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]-based applications.
+The term ''Visual'' denotes a brand-name relationship with other Microsoft programming languages such as [[Visual Basic]], [[Visual FoxPro]], [[J Sharp|Visual G#]] and [[Visual C++]]. All of these products are packaged with a graphical [[Integrated development environment|IDE]] and support [[rapid application development]] of [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]-based applications.
 Visual C# is currently used in development of Windows and Xbox Live games via [[Microsoft XNA]], which allows game developers to create and share their games with other gamers.