My whirlwind tour of C# features continues with Whirlwind 3: What's new in C# 2 - Partial types, anonymous methods on Microsoft's Channel 9.
Partial types are quick and easy: split class, struct, and interface definitions across multiple files. I don't cover them in the screencast, but in addition to partial types there are also partial methods, see the resources for details.
Anonymous methods are more involved: pass a block of code inline anywhere a delegate is expected. It's a good idea to understand this concept, since lambda expressions in C# 3.0 build on anonymous methods. You'll see that in a future whirlwind episode.
Resources
Partial Classes and Methods, C# Programming Guide, MSDN Library
partial (Type), C# Reference, MSDN Library
partial (Method), C# Reference, MSDN Library
Anonymous Methods, C# Programming Guide, MSDN Library
Delegates, C# Programming Guide, MSDN Library
delegate, C# Reference, MSDN Library
Create Elegant Code With Anonymous Methods, Iterators, And Partial Classes, Juval Löwy, MSDN Magazine, Visual Studio 2005 Guided Tour issue, 2006 (Vol. 21, No. 3)
Introduction to C# Anonymous Methods, Patrick Smacchia, TheServerSide.NET
Fun with Anonymous Methods, blog post by Brad Adams. The mischievous kind of fun.
Closures and Continuations, blog post by Don Box.
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