Elements of C# Style

Name: Elements of C# Style
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ISBN: 9780521671590

ISBN-10: 0521671590

ISBN-13: 9780521671590

Edition: 2006

Authors: Kenneth Baldwin, Trevor Misfeldt, Andrew Gray, Han Lei

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The Elements of C# Style is for all C# practitioners, especially those working in teams where consistency is critical. Like previous Elements titles, the text furnishes a set of rules for writing clear, comprehensible and easy-to maintain code; this time for C#. The authors offer a collection of standards and guidelines for creating solid C# that can save time, effort and expense. The book provides conventions for: - formatting - naming - documentation - programming - packaging for C# 2.0 and includes discussion of advanced topics such as generics.

Book details

List price: $27.99
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Publication date: 7/31/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 156
Size: 4.53" wide x 6.97" long x 0.55" tall
Weight: 0.330
Language: English

Dr. Kenneth Baldwin is Professor Physiology & Biophysics at The University of California - Irvine.



Preface


Audience


Introduction


Disclaimer


Acknowledgments



General Principles



Formatting



White Space



Braces



Class Organization



Naming



General



Abbreviations



Preprocessor Symbols



Types and Constants



Enumerations



Interfaces



Properties



Methods



Variables and Parameters



Attributes



Namespaces



Event Handling



Exceptions



Documentation



General



API



Internal Code



Design



Engineering



Class Design



Thread Safety and Concurrency



Efficiency



Programming



Types



Statements and Expressions



Control Flow



Classes



Life Cycle



Fields and Properties



Methods



Attributes



Generics



Enumerations



Type Safety, Casting, and Conversion



Error Handling and Debugging



Events, Delegates, and Threading



Packaging



Files



Namespaces



Assemblies


Summary


Glossary


Bibliography


Index