A Programmer's Introduction to C#

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WHEN YOU CREATE a new programming language, the first question you're asked invariably is, why? In creating C# we had several goals in mind: • To produce the first component-oriented language in the OC++ family. Soft ware engineering is less and less about building monolithic applications and more and more about building components that slot into various exe cution environments; for example, a control in a browser or a business object that executes in ASP+. Key to such components is that they have properties, methods, and events, and that they have attributes that provide declarative information about the component. All of these concepts are first -class language constructs inC#, making it a very natural language in which to construct and use components. • To create a language in which everything really is an object. Through innova tive use of concepts such as boxing and unboxing, C# bridges the gap between primitive types and classes, allowing any piece of data to be treated as an object. Furthermore, C# introduces the concept of value types, which allows users to implement lightweight objects that do not require heap allocation. • To enable construction of robust and durable software. C# was built from the ground up to include garbage collection, structured exception handling, and type safety. These concepts completely eliminate entire categories of C++ programs.
Author is a lead developer on Microsoft's C# development team
30,000 copies of the first edition in print
New features include coverage on developing a GUI application using Windows Forms and in-depth information on advanced topics, including threading and execution-time code
- Author is a lead developer on Microsoft's C# development team. - 30,000 copies of the first edition in print - New features include coverage on developing a GUI application using Windows Forms and in-depth information on advanced topics, including threading and execution-time code generation.

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Eric Gunnerson

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¿¿this introduction to the C# language and the .NET framework has the unmistakable stamp of inside knowledge and experience.¿ ¿MARTIN HELLER, BYTE.COM ¿¿at this point I want each reference I can get my hands on, and this one would be at the top of my list of recommendations. It is thorough, easy to read and refer to, and contains tons of examples. All of these things are necessary ingredients when learning a new programming language¿ ¿BOB TABOR, .NETBOOKS (WWW.DOTNETBOOKS.COM) ¿¿(Eric Gunnerson) is eminently qualified to explain not only how C# works, but also why it works that way. That will become evident as you read this book.¿ ¿ANDERS HEJLSBERG, MICROSOFT CORPORATION (FROM THE FOREWORD)
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