An edition of C# 1 Introduction to programming and the C# language
(2013)
C# 1 Introduction to programming and the C# language
by Poul Klausen
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The book is a practical basic introduction to programming and C# that introduces basic principles of object-oriented programming and also deals with the C# programming language through a collection of simple examples.
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Publish Date
2013
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Table of Contents
Content
1. Introduction
1.1. Hello World
2. Basic program architecture
2.1. Print a book
3. Variables
3.1. The sum of two numbers
3.2. Operators
4. Console programs
4.1. Perimeter and area of a circle
4.2. Product calculation
4.3. Date and time
4.4. Arguments on the command line
5. Program control
5.1. if
5.2. Sort two numbers
5.3. if-else
5.4. A quadratic equation
5.5. while
5.6. The sum of the positive number less than 100
5.7. for
5.8. Sum of positive integers
5.9. do
5.10. switch
5.11. Weekday
5.12. The cross-sum
5.13. The biggest and the smallest number
6. Strings
6.1. The class string
6.2. Palindrome
7. Arrays
7.1. Two arrays of the type int
7.2. Array of strings
7.3. Yatzy
7.4. Craps
8. Part 2 Object Oriented Programming
9. Classes
9.1. Coins
10. Design of classes
10.1. Dice
11. Methods
11.1. Methods names
11.2. Function overriding
11.3. Methods return values
11.4. Properties
11.5. A point
11.6. Parameters
11.7. Methods parameters
12. Inheritance
12.1. Points
12.2. Persons
13. The class Object
14. Abstract classes
14.1. Abstract points
14.2. Loan
15. Interfaces
15.1. Points again
15.2. Money
16. Static members
16.1. StringBuilder
17. More about arrays
17.1. Multi-dimensional arrays
18. Types
19. Enum
20. Struct
21. Generic types
21.1. Generic methods
21.2. Sorting an array
21.3. Parameterized types
21.4. The class Set
22. Exception handling
23. Comments
24. Extension methods
25. Part 3 Collection classes
26. List
26.1. A List of strings
26.2. Enter sale of products
27. Stack and Queue
27.1. Stack of integers
27.2. StackSort
28. LinkedList
28.1. LinkedList of names
29. Dictionary and SortedDictionary
29.1. Table of job titles
29.2. User defined key
29.3. A sorted dictionary
29.4. Comparable keys
29.5. Cue list
30. Part 4 IO
31. Text files
31.1. Write and read text
31.2. Write a comma separated file
31.3. Read a comma separated file
32. Binary files
32.1. Print 100 numbers in a fil
32.2. Read a binary file
32.3. Seek
33. Info about directories and files
33.1. FileInfo
33.2. DirectroryInfo
34. Object serialization
34.1. Datatypes
34.2. Binary serialization
34.3. Binary deserialization
34.4. XML serialization
34.5. SOAP serialization
34.6. Serialization of a collection
35. User defined serialization
36. Part 5 Final examples
37. Lottery
38. Expression
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