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Core C# and .NET

ISBN: 131472275
EAN: N/A

Year: 2005
Pages: 219

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• Core C and .NET
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• PRENTICE HALL CORE SERIES
• About the Author
• Foreword
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• Part I: Fundamentals of C Programming and Introduction to .NET
• Chapter 1. Introduction to .NET and C
• 1.1. Overview of the .NET Framework
• 1.2. Common Language Runtime
• 1.3. Framework Class Library
• 1.4. Working with the .NET Framework and SDK
• 1.5. Understanding the C Compiler
• 1.6. Summary
• 1.7. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 2. C Language Fundamentals
• 2.1. The Layout of a C Program
• 2.2. Primitives
• 2.3. Operators: Arithmetic, Logical, and Conditional
• 2.4. Loops
• 2.5. C Preprocessing Directives
• 2.6. Strings
• 2.7. Enumerated Types
• 2.8. Arrays
• 2.9. Reference and Value Types
• 2.10. Summary
• 2.11. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 3. Class Design in C
• 3.1. Introduction to a C Class
• 3.2. Defining a Class
• 3.3. Overview of Class Members
• 3.4. Constants, Fields, and Properties
• 3.5. Methods
• 3.6. Constructors
• 3.7. Delegates and Events
• 3.8. Operator Overloading
• 3.9. Interfaces
• 3.10. Generics
• 3.11. Structures
• 3.12. Structure Versus Class
• 3.13. Summary
• 3.14. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 4. Working with Objects in C
• 4.1. Object Creation
• 4.2. Exception Handling
• 4.3. Implementing System.Object Methods in a Custom Class
• 4.4. Working with .NET Collection Classes and Interfaces
• 4.5. Object Serialization
• 4.6. Object Life Cycle Management
• 4.7. Summary
• 4.8. Test Your Understanding
• Part II: Creating Applications Using the .NET Framework Class Library
• Chapter 5. C Text Manipulation and File IO
• 5.1. Characters and Unicode
• 5.2. The String Class
• 5.3. Comparing Strings
• 5.4. Searching, Modifying, and Encoding a String s Content
• 5.5. StringBuilder
• 5.6. Formatting Numeric and DateTime Values
• 5.7. Regular Expressions
• 5.8. System.IO: Classes to Read and Write Streams of Data
• 5.9. System.IO: Directories and Files
• 5.10. Summary
• 5.11. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 6. Building Windows Forms Applications
• 6.1. Programming a Windows Form
• 6.2. Windows.Forms Control Classes
• 6.3. The Form Class
• 6.4. Working with Menus
• 6.5. Adding Help to a Form
• 6.6. Forms Inheritance
• 6.7. Summary
• 6.8. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 7. Windows Forms Controls
• 7.1. A Survey of .NET Windows Forms Controls
• 7.2. Button Classes, Group Box, Panel, and Label
• 7.3. PictureBox and TextBox Controls
• 7.4. ListBox, CheckedListBox, and ComboBox Classes
• 7.5. The ListView and TreeView Classes
• 7.6. The ProgressBar, Timer, and StatusStrip Classes
• 7.7. Building Custom Controls
• 7.8. Using Drag and Drop with Controls
• 7.9. Using Resources
• 7.10. Summary
• 7.11. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 8. .NET Graphics Using GDI
• 8.1. GDI Overview
• 8.2. Using the Graphics Object
• 8.3. Images
• 8.4. Summary
• 8.4. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 9. Fonts, Text, and Printing
• 9.1. Fonts
• 9.2. Drawing Text Strings
• 9.3. Printing
• 9.4. Summary
• 9.5. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 10. Working with XML in .NET
• 10.1. Working with XML
• 10.2. Techniques for Reading XML Data
• 10.3. Techniques for Writing XML Data
• 10.4. Using XPath to Search XML
• 10.5. Summary
• 10.6. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 11. ADO.NET
• 11.1. Overview of the ADO.NET Architecture
• 11.2. Data Access Models: Connected and Disconnected
• 11.3. ADO.NET Connected Model
• 11.4. DataSets, DataTables, and the Disconnected Model
• 11.5. XML and ADO.NET
• 11.6. Summary
• 11.7. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 12. Data Binding with Windows Forms Controls
• 12.1. Overview of Data Binding
• 12.2. Using Simple and Complex Data Binding in an Application
• 12.3. The DataGridView Class
• 12.4. Summary
• 12.4. Test Your Understanding
• Part III: Advanced Use of C and the .NET Framework
• Chapter 13. Asynchronous Programming and Multithreading
• 13.1. What Is a Thread?
• 13.2. Asynchronous Programming
• 13.3. Working Directly with Threads
• 13.4. Thread Synchronization
• 13.5. Summary
• 13.5. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 14. Creating Distributed Applications with Remoting
• 14.1. Application Domains
• 14.2. Remoting
• 14.3. Leasing and Sponsorship
• 14.4. Summary
• 14.5. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 15. Code Refinement, Security, and Deployment
• 15.1. Following .NET Code Design Guidelines
• 15.2. Strongly Named Assemblies
• 15.3. Security
• 15.4. Application Deployment Considerations
• 15.5. Summary
• 15.6. Test Your Understanding
• Part: Programming for the Internet
• Chapter 16. ASP.NET Web Forms and Controls
• 16.1. Client-Server Interaction over the Internet
• 16.2. Web Forms Controls
• 16.3. Data Binding and Data Source Controls
• 16.4. Validation Controls
• 16.5. Master and Content Pages
• 16.6. Building and Using Custom Web Controls
• 16.7. Selecting a Web Control to Display Data
• 16.8. Summary
• 16.9. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 17. The Asp.Net Application Environment
• 17.1. HTTP Request and Response Classes
• 17.2. ASP.NET and Configuration Files
• 17.3. ASP.NET Application Security
• 17.4. Maintaining State
• 17.5. Caching
• 17.6. Creating a Web Client with WebRequest and WebResponse
• 17.7. HTTP Pipeline
• 17.8. Summary
• 17.9. Test Your Understanding
• Chapter 18. XML Web Services
• 18.1. Introduction to Web Services
• 18.2. Building an XML Web Service
• 18.3. Building an XML Web Service Client
• 18.4. Understanding WSDL and SOAP
• 18.5. Using Web Services with Complex Data Types
• 18.6. Web Services Performance
• 18.7. Summary
• 18.8. Test Your Understanding
• Appendix A. Features Specific to .NET 2.0 and C 2.0
• Appendix B. DataGridView Events and Delegates
• Answers to Chapter Exercises
• Chapter 1
• Chapter 2
• Chapter 3
• Chapter 4
• Chapter 5
• Chapter 6
• Chapter 7
• Chapter 8
• Chapter 9
• Chapter 10
• Chapter 11
• Chapter 12
• Chapter 13
• Chapter 14
• Chapter 15
• Chapter 16
• Chapter 17
• Chapter 18
• Index
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