Programming C# 3.0. 5th Edition

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• Programming C# 3.0, 5th Edition
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  • A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
  • Preface
    • C# and .NET
    • About This Book
    • What You Need to Use This Book
    • How This Book Is Organized
      • The C# Language
      • Part II C# and Data
      • Part III Programming with C#
      • Part IV The CLR and the .NET Framework
    • Who This Book Is For
    • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Support
    • Wed Like to Hear from You
    • Using Code Examples
    • Safari Books Online
    • Acknowledgments
      • From Jesse Liberty
      • From Donald Xie
    • Dedications
      • From Jesse Liberty
      • From Donald Xie
  • I. The C# Language
    • 1. C# 3.0 and .NET 3.5
      • The Evolution of C#
      • The C# Language
        • A Tiny Bit of History
        • C# Features
      • The .NET Platform
    • 2. Getting Started: "Hello World"
      • Classes, Objects, and Types
        • Methods
        • Comments
        • Console Applications
        • Namespaces
        • The Dot Operator (.)
        • The using Directive
        • Case Sensitivity
        • The static Keyword
      • Developing "Hello World"
        • Editing "Hello World"
        • Compiling and Running "Hello World"
      • Using the Visual Studio 2008 Debugger
    • 3. C# Language Fundamentals
      • Types
        • The Built-In Types
          • Choosing a built-in type
          • Converting built-in types
      • Variables and Constants
        • Definite Assignment
        • Constants
        • Enumerations
        • Strings
        • Identifiers
      • Whitespace
      • Statements
        • Unconditional Branching Statements
        • Conditional Branching Statements
          • if...else statements
          • Nested if statements
          • switch statements: an alternative to nested ifs
          • Switch on string statements
        • Iteration Statements
          • The goto statement
          • The while loop
          • The do...while loop
          • The for loop
          • The foreach statement
          • The continue and break statements
      • Operators
        • The Assignment Operator (=)
        • Mathematical Operators
          • Simple arithmetical operators (+, , *, /)
          • The modulus operator (%) to return remainders
        • Increment and Decrement Operators
          • Calculate and reassign operators
          • The prefix and postfix operators
        • Relational Operators
        • Use of Logical Operators with Conditionals
        • Operator Precedence
        • The Ternary Operator
      • Preprocessor Directives
        • Defining Identifiers
        • Undefining Identifiers
        • #if, #elif, #else, and #endif
    • 4. Classes and Objects
      • Defining Classes
        • Access Modifiers
        • Method Arguments
      • Creating Objects
        • Constructors
        • Initializers
        • Object Initializer
        • The this Keyword
      • Using Static Members
        • Invoking Static Methods
        • Using Static Fields
      • Destroying Objects
        • Finalizers Versus Dispose
        • Implementing the Close( ) Method
        • The using Statement
      • Passing Parameters
        • Passing by Reference
        • Overcoming Definite Assignment with "out" Parameters
      • Overloading Methods and Constructors
      • Encapsulating Data with Properties
        • The get Accessor
        • The set Accessor
        • Property Access Modifiers
      • Automatic Properties
      • readonly Fields
    • 5. Inheritance and Polymorphism
      • Specialization and Generalization
      • Inheritance
        • Implementing Inheritance
      • Polymorphism
        • Creating Polymorphic Types
        • Creating Polymorphic Methods
        • Calling Base Class Constructors
        • Controlling Access
        • Versioning with the new and override Keywords
      • Abstract Classes
        • Limitations of Abstract
        • Sealed Class
      • The Root of All Types: Object
      • Nesting Classes
    • 6. Operator Overloading
      • Using the operator Keyword
      • Supporting Other .NET Languages
      • Creating Useful Operators
      • Logical Pairs
      • The Equality Operator
      • Conversion Operators
      • Putting Operators to Work
    • 7. Structs
      • Defining Structs
      • Creating Structs
        • Structs As Value Types
    • 8. Interfaces
      • Defining and Implementing an Interface
        • Implementing More Than One Interface
        • Extending Interfaces
        • Combining Interfaces
        • Polymorphism with Interfaces
        • Interface Versus Abstract Class
      • Overriding Interface Implementations
      • Explicit Interface Implementation
        • Selectively Exposing Interface Methods
        • Member Hiding
    • 9. Arrays, Indexers, and Collections
      • Arrays
        • Declaring Arrays
        • Understanding Default Values
        • Accessing Array Elements
      • The foreach Statement
        • Initializing Array Elements
        • The params Keyword
        • Multidimensional Arrays
          • Rectangular arrays
          • Jagged arrays
        • Array Bounds
        • Array Conversions
        • Sorting Arrays
      • Indexers
        • Indexers and Assignment
        • Indexing on Other Values
      • Collection Interfaces
        • The IEnumerable<T> Interface
      • Constraints
      • List<T>
        • Implementing IComparable
        • Implementing IComparer
      • Queues
      • Stacks
      • Dictionaries
        • IDictionary<K,V>
    • 10. Strings and Regular Expressions
      • Strings
        • Creating Strings
        • The ToString( ) Method
        • Manipulating Strings
        • Finding Substrings
        • Splitting Strings
        • Manipulating Dynamic Strings
      • Regular Expressions
        • Using Regular Expressions: Regex
        • Using Regex Match Collections
        • Using Regex Groups
        • Using CaptureCollection
    • 11. Exceptions
      • Throwing and Catching Exceptions
        • The throw Statement
        • The catch Statement
          • Taking corrective action
          • Unwinding the call stack
        • Try/Catch Best Practices
        • The finally Statement
      • Exception Objects
    • 12. Delegates and Events
      • Events
      • Events and Delegates
        • Indirect Invocation
        • Publish and Subscribe/Observer
        • The Publishing Class: Clock
        • Registering to Be Notified
        • Sequence of Events
        • The Danger with Delegates
        • The event Keyword
      • Anonymous Methods
        • Lambda Expressions
        • Callback Methods
  • II. C# and Data
    • 13. Introducing LINQ
      • Defining and Executing a Query
        • Creating the Query
          • The from clause
          • Filtering
          • Projection (or select)
        • Deferred Query Evaluation
      • LINQ and C#
        • Joining
        • Ordering and the var Keyword
        • Grouping and the group Keyword
      • Anonymous Types
      • Implicitly Typed Local Variables
      • Extension Methods
        • Defining and Using Extension Methods
        • Extension Method Restrictions
      • Lambda Expressions in LINQ
    • 14. Working with XML
      • XML Basics (A Quick Review)
        • Elements
        • XHTML
      • X Stands for eXtensible
      • Creating XML Documents
        • XML Elements
        • XML Attributes
      • Searching in XML with XPath
        • Searching for a Single Node
        • Searching Using Axes
        • Predicates
        • XPath Functions
      • Searching Using XPathNavigator
        • Using XPathNodeIterator
        • Using XPathExpression
      • XML Serialization
        • Customizing XML Serialization Using Attributes
        • Runtime XML Serialization Customization
    • 15. Putting LINQ to Work
      • Getting Set Up
      • LINQ to SQL Fundamentals
      • Using Visual Studio LINQ to SQL Designer
      • Retrieving Data
        • Creating Properties for Each Table
        • A LINQ Query
      • Updating Data Using LINQ to SQL
        • Adding a Customer Record
        • Modifying a Customer Record
      • Deleting Relational Data
      • LINQ to XML
    • 16. ADO.NET and Relational Databases
      • Relational Databases and SQL
        • Tables, Records, and Columns
        • Normalization
        • Declarative Referential Integrity
        • SQL
      • The ADO.NET Object Model
        • DataTables and DataColumns
        • DataRelations
        • Rows
        • Data Adapter
        • DBCommand and DBConnection
        • DataReader
      • Getting Started with ADO.NET
  • III. Programming with C#
    • 17. Programming ASP.NET Applications
      • Web Forms Fundamentals
        • Web Forms Events
          • Postback versus nonpostback events
          • State
        • Web Forms Life Cycle
      • Creating a Web Form
        • Code-Behind Files
        • Adding Controls
        • Server Controls
      • Data Binding
        • Examining the Code
        • Adding Controls and Events
    • 18. WPF Applications
      • WPF in a Very Small Nutshell
      • Creating a WPF Example
        • The Example Program
        • Building the Application
        • Grids and Stack Panels
        • Style and Animation
          • Defining listbox styles
          • Triggers and animations
        • Adding Data
          • Instantiating objects declaratively
        • Using the Data in the XAML
        • Defining the Listbox
        • The Complete XAML File
      • Event Handling (Finally!)
      • What Have You Learned, Dorothy?
    • 19. Programming Windows Forms Applications
      • Creating the Application
        • Creating Event Handlers
        • Populating the TreeView Controls
          • TreeNode objects
          • Recursing through the subdirectories
          • Getting the files in the directory
        • Handling TreeView Events
          • Clicking the source TreeView
          • Expanding a directory
          • Clicking the target TreeView
          • Handling the Clear button event
        • Implementing the Copy Button Event
          • Getting the selected files
          • Sorting the list of selected files
        • Handling the Delete Button Event
  • IV. The CLR and the .NET Framework
    • 20. Attributes and Reflection
      • Attributes
        • Types of Attributes
          • Attribute targets
          • Applying attributes
        • Custom Attributes
          • Declaring an attribute
          • Naming an attribute
          • Constructing an attribute
          • Using an attribute
      • Reflection
        • Viewing Metadata
        • Type Discovery
        • Reflecting on a Type
          • Finding all type members
          • Finding type methods
          • Finding particular type members
        • Late Binding
    • 21. Threads and Synchronization
      • Threads
        • Starting Threads
        • Joining Threads
        • Blocking Threads with Sleep
        • Killing Threads
      • Synchronization
        • Using Interlocked
        • Using Locks
        • Using Monitors
      • Race Conditions and Deadlocks
        • Race Conditions
        • Deadlocks
    • 22. Streams
      • Files and Directories
        • Working with Directories
        • Creating a DirectoryInfo Object
        • Working with Files
        • Modifying Files
      • Reading and Writing Data
        • Binary Files
        • Buffered Streams
        • Working with Text Files
      • Asynchronous I/O
      • Network I/O
        • Creating a Network Streaming Server
        • Creating a Streaming Network Client
        • Handling Multiple Connections
        • Asynchronous Network File Streaming
      • Web Streams
      • Serialization
        • Using a Formatter
        • Working with Serialization
          • Serializing the object
          • Deserializing the object
        • Handling Transient Data
      • Isolated Storage
    • 23. Programming .NET and COM
      • Importing ActiveX Controls
        • Creating an ActiveX Control
        • Importing a Control in .NET
          • Importing a control
          • Manually importing the control
          • Adding the control to the form
        • P/Invoke
      • Pointers
  • C# Keywords
  • About the Authors
  • Colophon
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