Managing Files in C# - Final Words (Page 5 of 5 )
We've come to the end of this tutorial. I truly hope that this article will be helpful throughout your C# endeavors. One thing is for sure, managing files is necessary everywhere and you will use the things we learned here many times. Below you will find the link to the csharp.zip archive. Grab it, extract it, and enjoy.
Let me finish this tutorial by attaching a screen shot of the final product. The following screen shot is how our little tool looks if the user opts for Properties and wants to see the file attributes of a particular file. I've chosen "notepad.exe."
Please do understand that this tutorial article mainly targets the beginner or intermediate programmer -- generally C# coders that are familiar with the syntax of the language, but haven't had the chance to work with the files yet. Therefore, I started almost from the beginning, but went ahead assuming that the reader was able to follow along. It doesn't target the pros.
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