C# Practical Guide to Programmer
The C# programming language was first released in 2000 and has quickly established itself as the language de rigueur for application development at Microsoft Corporation and other software houses. It is a powerful language based on the paradigm of object-orientation and fully integrated with the Microsoft .NET Framework. Hence, C# is architecturally neutral and supported by a vast library of reusable software.
To describe all minutiae of the C# language or to indulge in all facets of the .NET Framework would require a tome or two. Yet the authors realize that experienced software programmers are not looking to plough through extraneous detail but are focused on extracting the essentials of a language, which allow them to commence development quickly and confidently. That is our primary objective.
To realize this objective, we followed the ABCs of writing: accuracy, brevity, and completeness. First and foremost, care has been taken to ensure that the terminology and the discussion on the syntax and semantics of C# are consistent with the latest language specifications, namely C# 2.0. For easy reference, those features that are new to C# 2.0 are identified in the margins.
Second, for the sake of brevity, we strike at the heart of most features of C# with little digression, historical reflection, or comparative analysis. Although the book is not intended as a tutorial on object-oriented design, a few tips on good programming practice are scattered throughout the text and identified in the margins as well.
Finally, all principal features of the C# programming language are covered, from basic classes to attributes. The numerous examples throughout the text, however, focus on the most natural and most common applications of these features. It is simply not possible within the confines of two hundred pages to examine all permutations of C#.
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