Essential C# fast

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C# is a new language from Microsoft and is a key part of their .NET framework. It is a modern, well-engineered language, in the same family of programming languages in terms of syntax, as C, C++ and Java. If you have knowledge of one of these languages, it will look very familiar.

Essential C# fast is a quick, practical introduction to the C# programming language. It includes complete programming examples that highlight the core features of this language, and covers areas such as:
- Using C# with a traditional compile run cycle;
- Using C# within the Developer Studio environment;
- Different data types supported in C#;
- Control structures and input and output (i/o) in C#;
- Key features of C# and their relationship to C, C++, Java and other programming languages.

The source code for examples in this book is available from the Essential series web site: www.essential-series.com

Author(s): Ian Chivers BSc, PGCEd, MSc (auth.)
Series: Essential Series
Edition: 1
Publisher: Springer-Verlag London
Year: 2003

Language: English
Pages: 303
Tags: Programming Languages, Compilers, Interpreters

Front Matter....Pages i-xiii
Overview....Pages 1-8
Language Concepts....Pages 9-27
Introduction to Programming in C#....Pages 29-53
Arithmetic and Expressions....Pages 55-88
Some More on Data Types....Pages 89-99
Strings....Pages 101-106
Arrays....Pages 107-117
Control Structures....Pages 119-141
Input and Output....Pages 143-159
Exception Handling....Pages 161-168
Threads....Pages 169-183
Structs....Pages 185-188
Classes....Pages 189-208
The System. Collection Namespace....Pages 209-220
Operator Overloading....Pages 221-232
An Introduction to Windows Programming....Pages 233-283
Additional Language Features....Pages 285-290
Where Next?....Pages 291-293
Back Matter....Pages 294-303