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Overview
This book shows readers how to get the most out of C# using Object Orientation. The author takes a hands-on approach to learning C# and object orientation, using lots of worked examples. The text provides an ideal base from which to start programming. After introducing the C# language and object orientation, John Hunt goes on to explain: how to construct a user interface for a simple editor; how to obtain information on files and directories and how objects can be stored and restored using serialization...
-Presents C# and object-orientation as a coherent whole, using one to strengthen the presentation of the other -Includes lots of complete and worked examples to clarify readers'understanding -The source code for the examples is available at: http://www.guide-to-csharp.net -Hunt is a successful Springer author, and this book is written in the same style as his Java for Practitioners
Synopsis
How to get the most out of C# using Object Orientation! Guide to C# and Object Orientation is a thoroughly practical introduction to the concepts of C# and object orientation. Most computer scientists and software engineers learn best by doing rather than by reading the theory, and this book's hands-on approach to learning C# and object orientation, using lots of worked examples, provides an ideal base from which to start programming. After introducing the C# language and object orientation, John Hunt goes on to explain:
• how to construct a user interface for a simple editor;
• how to obtain information on files and directories and how objects can be stored and restored using serialization;
• the concurrency mechanism of C# and remoting in C#;
• how to use C# with ASP.NET
• XML and C#
• the .NET concept and the role of C# within it. There is also comprehensive coverage of the concepts of object oriented analysis and design; the UML and the main phases of the Unified Process using the UML notation. The source code for the examples is available at: http://www.guide-to-csharp.net