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Preface; About This Book; Who This Book Is For; How This Book Is Organized; Conventions Used in This Book; Support: A Note from Jesse Liberty; Using Code Examples; We''d Like to Hear from You; Safari® Books Online; Acknowledgments;
Chapter 1: C# and
.NET Programming;
1.1 Installing C# Express;
1.2 C#
3.0 and
.NET
3.5;
1.3 The
.NET Platform;
1.4 The
.NET Framework;
1.5 The C# Language;
1.6 Your First Program: Hello World;
1.7 The Compiler;
1.8 Examining Your First Program;
1.9 The Integrated Development Environment;
1.10 Summary;
1.11 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
1.12 Test Your Knowledge: Exercise;
Chapter 2: Visual Studio 2008 and C# Express 2008;
2.1 Before You Read Further;
2.2 The Start Page;
2.3 Projects and Solutions;
2.4 Inside the Integrated Development Environment;
2.5 Building and Running Applications;
2.6 Menus;
2.7 Summary;
2.8 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
2.9 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 3: C# Language Fundamentals;
3.1 Statements;
3.2 Types;
3.3 WriteLine( ) and Output;
3.4 Variables and Assignment;
3.5 Casting;
3.6 Constants;
3.7 Strings;
3.8 Whitespace;
3.9 Summary;
3.10 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
3.11 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 4: Operators;
4.1 Expressions;
4.2 The Assignment Operator (=);
4.3 Mathematical Operators;
4.4 Increment and Decrement Operators;
4.5 Relational Operators;
4.6 Logical Operators and Conditionals;
4.7 The Conditional Operator;
4.8 Operator Precedence;
4.9 Summary;
4.10 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
4.11 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 5: Branching;
5.1 Unconditional Branching Statements;
5.2 Conditional Branching Statements;
5.3 ReadLine( ) and Input;
5.4 Iteration (Looping) Statements;
5.5 Summary;
5.6 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
5.7 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 6: Object-Oriented Programming;
6.1 Creating Models;
6.2 Classes and Objects;
6.3 Defining a Class;
6.4 Class Relationships;
6.5 The Three Pillars of Object-Oriented Programming;
6.6 Object-Oriented Analysis and Design;
6.7 Summary;
6.8 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
6.9 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 7: Classes and Objects;
7.1 Defining Classes;
7.2 Method Arguments;
7.3 Return Types;
7.4 Constructors;
7.5 Initializers;
7.6 Object Initializers;
7.7 Anonymous Types;
7.8 The this Keyword;
7.9 Static and Instance Members;
7.10 Finalizing Objects;
7.11 Memory Allocation: The Stack Versus the Heap;
7.12 Summary;
7.13 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
7.14 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 8: Inside Methods;
8.1 Overloading Methods;
8.2 Encapsulating Data with Properties;
8.3 Returning Multiple Values;
8.4 Summary;
8.5 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
8.6 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 9: Basic Debugging;
9.1 Setting a Breakpoint;
9.2 Examining Values: The Autos and Locals Windows;
9.3 Setting Your Watch;
9.4 The Call Stack;
9.5 Stopping Debugging;
9.6 Summary;
9.7 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
9.8 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 10: Arrays;
10.1 Using Arrays;
10.2 The foreach Statement;
10.3 Initializing Array Elements;
10.4 The params Keyword;
10.5 Multidimensional Arrays;
10.6 Array Methods;
10.7 Sorting Arrays;
10.8 Summary;
10.9 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
10.10 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 11: Inheritance and Polymorphism;
11.1 Specialization and Generalization;
11.2 Inheritance;
11.3 Polymorphism;
11.4 Abstract Classes;
11.5 Sealed Classes;
11.6 The Root of All Classes: Object;
11.7 Summary;
11.8 Test Your Knowlege: Quiz;
11.9 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 12: Operator Overloading;
12.1 Designing the Fraction Class;
12.2 Using the operator Keyword;
12.3 Creating Useful Operators;
12.4 The Equals Operator;
12.5 Conversion Operators;
12.6 Summary;
12.7 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
12.8 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 13: Interfaces;
13.1 What Interfaces Are;
13.2 Implementing an Interface;
13.3 Implementing More Than One Interface;
13.4 Casting to an Interface;
13.5 The is and as Operators;
13.6 Extending Interfaces;
13.7 Combining Interfaces;
13.8 Overriding Interface Methods;
13.9 Explicit Interface Implementation;
13.10 Summary;
13.11 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
13.12 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 14: Generics and Collections;
14.1 Generics;
14.2 Collection Interfaces;
14.3 Creating Your Own Collections;
14.4 Framework Generic Collections;
14.5 Summary;
14.6 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
14.7 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 15: Strings;
15.1 Creating Strings;
15.2 Manipulating Strings;
15.3 Regular Expressions;
15.4 The Regex Class;
15.5 Summary;
15.6 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
15.7 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 16: Throwing and Catching Exceptions;
16.1 Bugs, Errors, and Exceptions;
16.2 Throwing Exceptions;
16.3 Searching for an Exception Handler;
16.4 The throw Statement;
16.5 The try and catch Statements;
16.6 How the Call Stack Works;
16.7 Creating Dedicated catch Statements;
16.8 The finally Statement;
16.9 Exception Class Methods and Properties;
16.10 Custom Exceptions;
16.11 Summary;
16.12 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
16.13 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 17: Delegates and Events;
17.1 Delegates;
17.2 Using Anonymous Methods;
17.3 Lambda Expressions;
17.4 Summary;
17.5 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
17.6 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 18: Creating Windows Applications;
18.1 Creating a Simple Windows Form;
18.2 Creating a Real-World Application;
18.3 Source Code;
18.4 Summary;
18.5 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
18.6 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 19: Windows Presentation Foundation;
19.1 Your First WPF Application;
19.2 WPF Differences from Windows Forms;
19.3 Using Resources;
19.4 Animations;
19.5 C# and WPF;
19.6 Summary;
19.7 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
19.8 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 20: ADO.NET and Relational Databases;
20.1 Relational Databases and SQL;
20.2 The ADO.NET Object Model;
20.3 Getting Started with ADO.NET;
20.4 Summary;
20.5 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
20.6 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;
Chapter 21: LINQ;
21.1 Querying In-Memory Data;
21.2 Anonymous Types and Implicitly Typed Variables;
21.3 Lambda Expressions;
21.4 Ordering and Joining;
21.5 Using LINQ with SQL;
21.6 Using the Object Relational Designer;
21.7 Summary;
21.8 Test Your Knowledge: Quiz;
21.9 Test Your Knowledge: Exercises;Answers to Quizzes and Exercises;
Chapter 1: C# and
.NET Programming;
Chapter 2: Visual Studio 2008 and C# Express 2008;
Chapter 3: C# Language Fundamentals;
Chapter 4: Operators;
Chapter 5: Branching;
Chapter 6: Object-Oriented Programming;
Chapter 7: Classes and Objects;
Chapter 8: Inside Methods;
Chapter 9: Basic Debugging;
Chapter 10: Arrays;
Chapter 11: Inheritance and Polymorphism;
Chapter 12: Operator Overloading;
Chapter 13: Interfaces;
Chapter 14: Generics and Collections;
Chapter 15: Strings;
Chapter 16: Throwing and Catching Exceptions;
Chapter 17: Delegates and Events;
Chapter 18: Creating Windows Applications;
Chapter 19: Windows Presentation Foundation;
Chapter 20: ADO.NET and Relational Databases;
Chapter 21: LINQ;Colophon;