Titlebook: Beginning C# 2008; From Novice to Profe Christian Gross Book 20071st edition Apress 2007 .NET..NET framework.C#.XML.data structures.databas

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Mario Muto,Gianluigi Guarnieri,Roberto Izzon the previous chapter, you learned how to use Visual C# Express, and what .NET is in terms of the CIL and CLR. In this chapter, we are going to roll up our sleeves and begin writing real C# code, specifically a calculator.

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Paola D’Aprile,Alfredo Tarantinon the previous chapter, you learned the basics of how data is stored and managed by .NET, including the difference between value and reference types. .NET has three major data types: number-related, custom-defined, and string. The previous chapter focused on the numberrelated types. This chapter will focus on the string type.

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Construction of a Digital SHG: Two Examples,he previous chapter covered the basics of object-oriented programming. You learned how one class can subclass another class, thus building a hierarchy. Using an object hierarchy, classes can share functionality.

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Xiaohan Hao,Xiao Xu,Daimin Jiang,Guoyi Zhouour programs will probably need to read and/or write data to some type of storage device. That storage device might be a hard disk, USB drive, or even the network. The key concept is that you are taking information from memory and transferring it to some other location. Later, you will retrieve that information and use it to execute some task.

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Joan Falcó-Roget,Alessandro Crimihapter 9 explained how to use lists, delegates, and lambda expressions. In that chapter, you also saw an example of.NET generics when using lists to manage a collection of object instances.

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Imaging Techniques in Orthopaedicsn the previous chapter, you learned about how to access a database using the traditional ADO.NET technologies. When you make ADO.NET requests, you are making SQL calls and organizing the result set data using SQL.

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