In fact, there's written "Visual Studio .Net 2003", so pretty outdated I'd say. There are no references about Lamda expressions, LINQ, dynamic support, async support and all the other awesomeness C# gives.
The "Visual Studio .NET 2003" refers to the version of the documentation. If there are different versions you can click on it to see them. Simply go up to the parent page -- you will see an example of this. If you go to the latest version of the parent page then there is no "C# Tutorials" link on it.
Which is to say, newer versions of these tutorials probably do not exist.
Which is to say, newer versions of these tutorials probably do not exist.