Titlebook: Beginning C# 2008 Objects; From Concept to Code Grant Palmer,Jacquie Barker Book 2009 Grant Palmer and Ken Barker 2009 C#.D programming lan

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We-Hyo Soe,Carlos Manzano,Christian JoachimObjects are the fundamental building blocks of an object-oriented (OO) system. Just as you learned in Chapter 2 that abstraction involves producing a model of the real world, you’ll see in this chapter that objects are “mini-abstractions” of the various real-world components that comprise such a model.

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Ephraim Parent,Jonathan McConathyWe’re almost ready to develop the Student Registration System (SRS) application in C#, based on the UML model that we created in Part Two. Before we dive into the specifics of coding the SRS, however, there are a number of additional C# language features that we want to cover, many of which we’ll put to use in building the SRS.

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A Little Taste of C#If the first part of this book is supposed to be about general object concepts, then why on earth are we starting out with an introductory chapter on C#?

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Objects and ClassesObjects are the fundamental building blocks of an object-oriented (OO) system. Just as you learned in Chapter 2 that abstraction involves producing a model of the real world, you’ll see in this chapter that objects are “mini-abstractions” of the various real-world components that comprise such a model.

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Polymorphism and Some Final Object ConceptsEarlier in this book, we introduced three key mechanisms that are required of an object-oriented programming language (OOPL). We already discussed how the C# language implements two of these concepts.

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A Deeper Look at C#We’re almost ready to develop the Student Registration System (SRS) application in C#, based on the UML model that we created in Part Two. Before we dive into the specifics of coding the SRS, however, there are a number of additional C# language features that we want to cover, many of which we’ll put to use in building the SRS.