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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

CSharp 2.0 - Practical Guide For Programmers - Michel de Champlain Deep, Brian G. Patrick


C# 2.0: Practical Guide for Programmers rests its hat on three hooks:
■ Provide a concise yet comprehensive explanation of the basic, advanced, and latest features of the C# language. Each feature is illustrated with short, uncluttered examples. To ensure that code is error-free, the large majority of examples have been automatically and directly extracted from source code that has been verified and successfully compiled.
■ Cover the essentials of the .NET Framework. Modern programming languages like Java and C# are supported by huge application programming interfaces (APIs) or frameworks in order to tackle the flexibility and complexity of today’s applications. Although the focus of this book is on the C# language and not on the .NET Framework, we would be remiss to omit a basic discussion on the core functionalities of the .NET libraries. Any greater depth, however, would far exceed our mandate.
■ Include a refresher on object-oriented concepts. The C# language is fully objectoriented, replete with a unified type system that encapsulates the full spectrum of types, from integers to interfaces. In addition to classes, the concepts of inheritance and polymorphism are given their share of proportional representation as two of the three tenets of object-oriented technology.

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