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Show and hide more. Table of contents Product information. COM I. The C Language 1. Introducing C 1. What's in the. NET Framework?
Writing Applications Using the. NET Framework 1. Assemblies 1. Managed Code 1. Garbage Collection 1. Fitting It Together 1. Linking 1. Applications You Can Write with C 1. C in This Book 1. Visual Studio Express Products 1. Solutions 1. Writing a C Program 2. Visual Studio 2. Visual C Express Edition 2. The Solution Explorer 2. The Properties Window 2.
The Error List Window 2. Variables and Expressions 3. Simple Types 3. Variable Naming 3. Naming Conventions 3. Literal Values 3. String Literals 3. Variable Declaration and Assignment 3.
Mathematical Operators 3. Assignment Operators 3. Operator Precedence 3. Namespaces 3. Flow Control 4. Boolean Assignment Operators 4. Bitwise Operators 4. Operator Precedence Updated 4. The Ternary Operator 4. The if Statement 4. Checking More Conditions Using if Statements 4. The switch Statement 4. Interrupting Loops 4. Infinite Loops 4. More About Variables 5.
Implicit Conversions 5. Explicit Conversions 5. Explicit Conversions Using the Convert Commands 5. Enumerations 5. Defining Enumerations 5. Structs 5. Defining Structs 5. Arrays 5. Declaring Arrays 5. Multidimensional Arrays 5. Arrays of Arrays 5. Functions 6. Return Values 6. Parameters 6. Parameter Matching 6. Parameter Arrays 6. Reference and Value Parameters 6. Out Parameters 6. Variable Scope in Other Structures 6. Parameters and Return Values versus Global Data 6.
Debugging and Error Handling 7. Debugging in Nonbreak Normal Mode 7. Outputting Debugging Information 7. Tracepoints 7. Diagnostics Output Versus Tracepoints 7. Debugging in Break Mode 7. Entering Break Mode 7. Breakpoints 7. Other Ways to Enter Break Mode 7. Monitoring Variable Content 7. Stepping Through Code 7. Immediate and Command Windows 7. The Call Stack Window 7. Listing and Configuring Exceptions 7. Notes on Exception Handling 7. Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 8.
What Is an Object? Properties and Fields 8. Methods 8. Everything's an Object 8. The Life Cycle of an Object 8. Constructors 8. Destructors 8. Static and Instance Class Members 8.
Static Constructors 8. Static Classes 8. Interfaces 8. Disposable Objects 8. Inheritance 8. Polymorphism 8. Interface Polymorphism 8. Relationships Between Objects 8. Containment 8. Collections 8. Operator Overloading 8. Events 8. Reference Types Versus Value Types 8. Defining Classes 9. Interface Definitions 9. Constructor Execution Sequence 9. The Class View Window 9.
The Object Browser 9. Adding Classes 9. Class Diagrams 9. Defining Class Members Defining Fields Defining Methods Defining Properties Adding Members from a Class Diagram Adding Methods Adding Properties Adding Fields Refactoring Members Automatic Properties Hiding Base Class Methods The this Keyword Nested Type Definitions Implementing Interfaces in Classes Explicit Interface Member Implementation Adding Property Accessors with Nonpublic Accessibility Planning the Application The Card Class The Deck Class Writing the Class Library Adding the Suit and Rank Enumerations Adding the Card Class Adding the Deck Class A Client Application for the Class Library Collections, Comparisons, and Conversions Using Collections Defining Collections Indexers Adding a Cards Collection to CardLib Keyed Collections and IDictionary Iterators Iterators and Collections Deep Copying Adding Deep Copying to CardLib Type Comparisons Boxing and Unboxing The is Operator Value Comparisons Operator Overloading Adding Operator Overloads to CardLib Overloading Conversion Operators The as Operator Generics Nullable Types Operators and Nullable Types Operator The System.
Generics Namespace Sorting and Searching Generic Lists Defining Generic Classes The default Keyword Constraining Types Inheriting from Generic Classes Generic Operators Generic Structs Defining Generic Interfaces Defining Generic Methods Defining Generic Delegates Covariance Contravariance Additional OOP Techniques Adding Custom Exceptions to CardLib What Is an Event?
Handling Events Defining Events Multipurpose Event Handlers Return Values and Event Handlers Anonymous Methods C Language Enhancements Object Initializers Collection Initializers The dynamic Type IDynamicMetaObjectProvider Optional Parameters Optional Parameter Values Optional Parameter Order Named Parameters Named and Optional Parameter Guidelines Anonymous Methods Recap Lambda Expressions for Anonymous Methods Lambda Expression Parameters Lambda Expression Statement Bodies Lambda Expressions and Collections Windows Programming Basic Windows Programming Properties Please read our Privacy Policy.
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