I took a subject at university that included a C# component. It was 2002 so it must have been .NET 1.0. I liked it, it reminded me of Borland C++ for Windows, D

I took a subject at university that included a C# component. It was 2002 so it must have been .NET 1.0. I liked it, it reminded me of Borland C++ for Windows, Delphi, and similar RAD tools that I had played around with. I remember being super confused by boxing at first! It's really matured well. Great work, and Happy Birthday .NET!