More Terms

400 – Bad request

400 – Bad request

401 – Unauthorized

401 – Unauthorized

403 – Forbidden

403 – Forbidden

404 – Not Found

404 – Not Found

500 – Internal Server Error

500 – Internal Server Error

502 – Bad Gateway

502 – Bad Gateway

503 – Service Unavailable

503 – Service Unavailable

504 – Gateway Timeout

504 – Gateway Timeout

API (Application Programming Interface)

API (Application Programming Interface)

Ad Verification

Ad Verification

Anonymous Proxy

Anonymous Proxy

Authentication

Authentication

Backconnect Proxy

Backconnect Proxy

Bandwidth Utilization

Bandwidth Utilization

Bot Detection

Bot Detection

C#

C#

CAPTCHA

CAPTCHA

CSS

CSS

Computing Resources

Computing Resources

DOM

DOM

Data Extraction

Data Extraction

Data Mining

Data Mining

Fetch

Fetch

Forward Proxy

Forward Proxy

C#

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C#

C# (pronounced C-sharp) is a high-level programming language developed by Microsoft. It’s widely used for building applications, including web development, game development, and enterprise software. Its versatility and strong community support make it a popular choice among developers.

As an object-oriented programming language, C# organizes code into reusable sections called classes. This structure makes it easier for developers to work collaboratively on large projects. It’s also commonly used for web applications, as it integrates well with the .NET framework. This framework provides access to powerful tools and libraries that speed up development.

C# is great for tasks like web scraping. It has libraries such as HtmlAgilityPack and AngleSharp that make parsing and managing HTML documents simple. It also supports asynchronous programming, allowing it to handle multiple data requests efficiently.