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EBooks » C# & C Sharp
 From the start, C# developers have relied on Programming C# both as an introduction to the language and a means of further building their skills. The fourth edition of�Programming C#--the top-selling C# book on the market--has been updated to the C# ISO standard as well as changes to Microsoft's implementation of the language. It also provides notes and warnings on C# 1.1 and C# 2.0. Aimed at experienced programmers and web developers, Programming C#, 4th Edition doesn't waste too much time on the basics. Rather, it focuses on the features and programming patterns that are new to C# language. Some of these new features covered in-depth include:�������������������������������������������� Visual Studio 2005 Generics Collection interfaces and iterators Anonymous methods New ADO.NET data controls Fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming MCAD/MCSD Training Guide (70-315): Developing and Implementing Web Applications with Visual C# and Visual Studio.NET
by Amit Kalani The authoritative solution to passing the 70-315 exam! * Amit Kalani is a leading authority on C#. * Training Guides are the most effective self-study guide in the marketplace, featuring exam tips, study strategies, review exercises, case studies, practice exams, ExamGear testing software, and more.
 The authoritative solution to passing the 70-315 exam! * Amit Kalani is
a leading authority on C#. * Training Guides are the most effective
self-study guide in the marketplace, featuring exam tips, study
strategies, review exercises, case studies, practice exams, ExamGear
testing software, and more. * Subjected to rigorous technical review by
a team of industry experts, ensuring content is superior in both
coverage and technical accuracy. This ebook does not include the CD
that accompanies the print edition.
 Everything changes in the Microsoft .NET Framework and the C# language,
including the creation of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Windows Forms Programming in C#
explains the Windows Forms (WinForms) environment to programmers who
have some experience with .NET programming, and in the process (thanks
to a clear and deliberate expository style) reveals a lot about .NET to
less experienced developers. The overall effect is that almost every
reader comes away with better knowledge of .NET, not just its
user-interface libraries and behaviors. Author Chris Sells takes
care to balance code samples with explanatory text, meaning that most
chapters take on a characteristic "code, explanation, effect" style (in
which "effect" is usually documented with a screen shot). This approach
is effective, and serves both to answer "How do I..." questions and
inspire "I should give that a try!" exploration. Once in a while,
callouts will link two or more screen shots with a sample of code,
graphically illustrating how code affects the appearance of a form and
how it's represented in the Visual Studio development environment. On
top of his clear teaching style, Sells calls attention to workarounds
for shortcomings in the .NET environment (particularly where similar
limitations don't exist in Microsoft Foundation Classes), helping to
improve programmer productivity in the growing .NET environment  Aimed at those with some previous programming experience, Inside C#
shows developers the unique strengths, advantages, and tips for coding
with C#. This fast-paced and in-depth tutorial will let you use
Microsoft's newest programming language on the emerging .NET platform
successfully.The outstanding strength of this text is its in-depth
language tutorial on C#, with complete coverage of basic and advanced
object-oriented programming techniques. New language features like
properties, indexers, and attributes get full coverage, alongside the
basics of using classes and inheritance. The book relies on
using Visual Studio 6.0 and the command-line .NET tools for running
programs. (Visual Studio.NET, the next version of Visual Studio, was
unavailable when the book was written.) First to market with an
in-depth language tutorial, the focus of Inside C# is on basic
and advanced language features. By viewing generated code (using the
ILDASM disassembler tool), the author examines how class design
features work under the hood.  User Interfaces in C#: Windows Forms and Custom Controls, goes beyond
simply covering the Windows Forms namespaces by combining a careful treatment
of the API with a detailed discussion of good user-interface design principles.
The combination will show you how to create the next generation of software
applications using the .NET Framework. After reading User Interfaces in C#:
Windows Forms and Custom Controls, you'll know how to design state-of-the-art
application interfaces, as well as how to extend .NET controls, create data-binding
strategies, program graphics, and much more. |
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