Programming Microsoft® Visual C#® 2005: The Base Class Library (Developer Reference)
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (860 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0735623082 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 632 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
a must have! Wayne Most C# developers will have several different kinds of books. Books that introduce you to C#, some with advanced object compositions in C#, some that get into the nuts and bolts of C#/CLR, and others that are great reference books.Visual C# 2005 The Base Class Library stands as a great reference book. It won't cover all the system types (to cover all the system types in a single book is not even practical) but it will cover th. good basic reference This covers C# and the most basic .net pretty well and is easy to understand. I just wish it covered more framework, but I guess its got to stop somewhere.
He has written numerous Microsoft Press® books, including the widely acclaimed Programming Microsoft Visual Basic® titles, and edits a popular Web site on .NET programming. Francesco Balena is a well-known and highly regarded developer and author. In addition, he is a regional director for MSDN® Italy, and a frequent speaker at developer conferences.. Francesco is a cofounder of Code Architects srl, an Italian software company that spe
From the Publisher Key Book Benefits: - Delivers current information about Visual C# class libraries in a useful and complete reference format - Provides necessary reference information and samples for Web, mobile, and Microsoft Windows® developers - Features hands-on guidance for the creation of .NET components, interfaces, delegates, and other key .NET Framework topics
With hands-on programming instruction, expert insights, and practical examples, professional developers learn how to customize classes and solve sophisticated development problems for any kind of application.Discover how to:Use generic types defined in the .NET Framework—or author your own—to solve recurring programming problems Master regular expressions to perform complex text searches and sophisticated input validation Use iterators, anonymous methods, and asynchronous delegates Take code reuse to the next level with reflection Use custom attribute to implement plug-in architectures and n-tier applications Serialize complex objects to file or database fields Address versioning issues with large programs and multiple executables Apply multithreading techniques to help avoid resource-sharing issues Work with unmanaged code and COM components by using PInvoke and COM Interop PLUS—Get code samples on the Web. Get the guidance you need to master the intricacies of the .NET Framework base class library using Visual C#—and learn best practices for developing r