Quote Originally Posted by Norm
Sorry, API is the terminology used by Sun for Java:
"Java 2 Platform API Specification " links one to the documentation for all the classes in Java.
For example:
JavaTM 2 Platform Standard Edition 5.0 API Specification

Do you have a link to the site where the doc for the C# classes can be downloaded? For example it would show the usages of the string class including constructors and methods.
I was NOT looking for the .NET documentation.
It is a simple matter to Google (or other search engine) "ECMA C#". Various formats of the specification, some free, some nominal charge.

The reason JAVA is referred to as an API is because it is a virtual machine environment. C# is a true compiled language (NO virtual machines or interpreters involved).

FYI: For all of the standard language features and librariy routines, the ECMA documentation will have the exact same information as the .NET documentation.