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Where can I find the specifications for the various C# languages?
(EDIT: it appears people voted down because you could 'google' this, however, my original intent was to put an answer with information not found on google. I've accepted the answer with the best google results, as they are relevant to people who haven't paid for VS)
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You can find the C drive from within the Windows file explorer by navigating to This PC. To do this, either search for This PC in the Windows search bar, or press Windows key+E and select This PC from the left-hand menu.
Where will I be able to find C drive in windows 10 laptops ? Broadly the same as previous versions of Windows, click on file explorer, click on This PC, you'll find the C drive there. Was this reply helpful?
Most computers only have a C: drive. The hard drive is the primary location where all files are stored on your computer. To open the drive, double-click the drive. In our example, the drives are labeled "Local Disk" and "New Volume." A hard drive can be labeled anything and may be different on your computer.
Microsoft's version (probably what you want)
The formal standardised versions (via ECMA, created just so they could say it was "standardised" by some external body. Even though ECMA "standards" are effectively "Insert cash, vend standard").
Further ECMA standards
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If you have Visual Studio 2005 or 2008, they are already on your machine!
For 2005 (English):
.\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC#\Specifications\1033
For 2008 (English):
.\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC#\Specifications\1033
For 2010 (English):
.\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC#\Specifications\1033
For 2012 (English):
.\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\VC#\Specifications\1033
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