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Head First C#
by Andrew Stellman and Jennifer Greene
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table
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contents
Table of Contents (Summary)
Intro
xxix
1
Get productive with C#:
Visual Applications, in 10 minutes or less
1
2
It’s All Just Code:
Under the hood
43
3
Objects Get Oriented:
Making code make sense
85
4
Types and References:
It’s 10:00. Do you know where your data is?
123
C# Lab 1:
A Day at the Races
163
5
Encapsulation:
Keep your privates… private
173
6
Inheritance:
Your object’s family tree
205
7
Interfaces and abstract classes:
Making classes keep their promises
251
8
enums and collections:
Storing lots of data
309
C# Lab 2:
The Quest
363
9
Reading and writing files:
Save the byte array, save the world
385
10
Exception handling:
Putting Out Fires Gets Old
439
11
events and delegates:
What Your Code Does When You’re Not Looking
483
12
Review and preview:
Knowledge, Power, and Building Cool Stuff
515
13
Controls and graphics:
Make it pretty
563
14
Captain Amazing:
The Death of the Object
621
15
LINQ:
Get control of your data
653
C# Lab 3:
Invaders
681
Table of Contents (the real thing)
Intro
Your brain on C#.
You’re sitting around trying to
learn
something, but
your
brain
keeps telling you all that learning
isn’t important
. Your brain’s saying,
“Better leave room for more important things, like which wild animals to avoid and
whether nude archery is a bad idea.” So how
do
you trick your brain into thinking
that your life really depends on learning C#?
Who is this book for?
xxx
We know what you’re thinking
xxxi
Metacognition
xxxiii
Bend your brain into submission
xxxv
What you need for this book
xxxvi
Read me
xxxii
The technical review team
xxxiv
Acknowledgments
xxxv
ix
table
of
contents
get productive with C#
1
Want to build great programs really fast?
With C#, you’ve got a
powerful programming language
and a
valuable tool
at your fingertips. With the
Visual Studio IDE
, you’ll never have to spend hours
writing obscure code to get a button working again. Even better, you’ll be able
to
focus on getting your work done
, rather than remembering which method
parameter was for the
name
for a button, and which one was for its
label
.
Sound appealing? Turn the page, and let’s get programming.
Why you should learn C# 2
C# and the Visual Studio IDE make lots of things easy 3
Help the CEO go paperless 4
Get to know your users’ needs before you startbuilding your program 5
Here’s what you’re going to build
6
What you do in Visual Studio…
8
What Visual Studio does for you…
8
Develop the user interface
12
Visual Studio, behind the scenes
14
Add to the auto-generated code
15
You can already run your application
16
We need a database to store our information
18
Creating the table for the Contact List
20
The blanks on contact card are columns in our People table
22
Finish building the table
25
Diagram your data so your application can access it
26
Insert your card data into the database
28
Connect your form to your database objects with a data source
30
Add database-driven controls to your form
32
Good apps are intuitive to use
34
How to turn YOUR application into EVERYONE’S application
37
Give your users the application
38
You’re NOT done: test your installation
39
You built a complete data-driven application
40
x
Visual Applications, in 10 minutes or less
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