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| Introduction | |
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| Writing Your First Object-Oriented Program | |
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| Reading Books: Your First Object-Oriented Program | |
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| Using the Class View | |
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| Creating the ReadBooks Program | |
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| Creating Class Instances with Constructors | |
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| Constructors | |
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| Reading Books: Another Implementation | |
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| Reference and Value Types | |
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| Understanding Array Declarations | |
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| Creating Fields and Properties | |
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| Design Considerations for Properties | |
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| Code Analysis: A Host of Properties | |
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| Code Analysis: Using Indexers and Default Properties | |
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| Working with Methods | |
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| A Deck of Cards | |
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| Using Inheritance to Create Specialized Classes | |
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| Inheritance: An Overview | |
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| BankAccount: A Simple Example | |
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| Inherit from a Control: The RoundButton Class | |
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| Designing Base Classes as Abstract Classes | |
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| Abstract Classes | |
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| The BankAccount Class Revisited | |
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| A Typed Collection Class | |
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| Responding to Changes with Events and Exceptions | |
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| Fire on the Tracks! An Event-Driven Application | |
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| Setting Up Event Methods Without Using the Designer | |
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| Exceptions--When Things Go Wrong | |
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| Putting It All Together with Components | |
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| The Memory Game | |
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| The Games Class Library | |
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| The Memory Game Application | |
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| Providing Services Using Interfaces | |
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| An IMoveable Interface | |
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| .NET Framework Interfaces | |
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| Two Other Uses of Interfaces | |
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| Using Classes Interchangeably Through Polymorphism | |
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| Pattern Maker | |
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| Pattern Maker Design | |
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| The Base Classes | |
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| The Derived Classes | |
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| The User Interface | |
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| Using Shared and Static Members | |
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| Shared and Static Members | |
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| A More Interesting Point | |
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| A More Efficient Card | |
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| The Singleton Pattern | |
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| Design Considerations | |
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| Overloading Operators with Visual C# | |
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| A Short Lesson on Vectors | |
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| Vector Algebra Application | |
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| Saving Instance Data | |
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| Serialization | |
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| DataSets | |
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| Reducing Complexity by Design | |
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| The .NET Design Guidelines | |
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| Refactoring | |
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| Design Patterns | |
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| Additional Resources | |
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| Books | |
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| Organizations | |
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| Index | |