C# Programming Language

Name: C# Programming Language
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ISBN: 9780321154910

ISBN-10: 0321154916

ISBN-13: 9780321154910

Edition: 2004

Authors: Anders Hejlsberg, Scott Wiltamuth, Peter Golde

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C# is the most exciting new language since Java. It is simple, modern, object oriented, and type-safe. It combines the high productivitiy of Rapid Application Development languages such as Visual Basic with the raw power of C++. While the specification is available online, many people find the printed version to be useful, as we have seen with The Java Language Specification and The C++ Annotated Reference Manual. Microsoft Press published the specification for the beta version of C#, and then revised that for version 1.0. The printed books, however, were nothing more than the spec printed out with covers bound on. This new version should sell much better, because of several factors.

Book details

List price: $34.99
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Addison Wesley Professional
Publication date: 10/30/2003
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 672
Size: 7.75" wide x 10.00" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 2.684
Language: English



Preface



C# 1.0



Introduction



Hello World



Program Structure



Types and Variables



Expressions



Statements



Classes and Objects



Structs



Arrays



Interfaces



Enums



Delegates



Attributes



Lexical Structure



Programs



Grammars



Lexical Analysis



Tokens



Preprocessing Directives



Basic Concepts



Application Startup



Application Termination



Declarations



Members



Member Access



Signatures and Overloading



Scopes



Namespace and Type Names



Automatic Memory Management



Execution Order



Types



Value Types



Reference Types



Boxing and Unboxing



Variables



Variable Categories



Default Values



Definite Assignment



Variable References



Atomicity of Variable References



Conversions



Implicit Conversions



Explicit Conversions



Standard Conversions



User-Defined Conversions



Expressions



Expression Classifications



Operators



Member Lookup



Function Members



Primary Expressions



Unary Operators



Arithmetic Operators



Shift Operators



Relational and Type-Testing Operators



Logical Operators



Conditional Logical Operators



Conditional Operator



Assignment Operators



Expression



Constant Expressions



Boolean Expressions



Statements



End Points and Reachability



Blocks



The Empty Statement



Labeled Statements



Declaration Statements



Expression Statements



Selection Statements



Iteration Statements



Jump Statements



The try Statement



The checked and unchecked Statements



The lock Statement



The using Statement



Namespaces



Compilation Units



Namespace Declarations



Using Directives



Namespace Members



Type Declarations



Classes



Class Declarations



Class Members



Constants



Fields



Methods



Properties



Events



Indexers



Operators



Instance Constructors



Static Constructors



Destructors



Structs



Struct Declarations



Struct Members



Class and Struct Differences



Struct Examples



Arrays



Array Types



Array Creation



Array Element Access



Array Members



Array Covariance



Array Initializers



Interfaces



Interface Declarations



Interface Members



Fully Qualified Interface Member Names



Interface Implementations



Enums



Enum Declarations



Enum Modifiers



Enum Members



The System.Enum Type



Enum Values and Operations



Delegates



Delegate Declarations



Delegate Instantiation



Delegate Invocation



Exceptions



Causes of Exceptions



The System.Exception Class



How Exceptions Are Handled



Common Exception Classes



Attributes



Attribute Classes



Attribute Specification



Attribute Instances



Reserved Attributes



Attributes for Interoperation



Unsafe Code



Unsafe Contexts



Pointer Types



Fixed and Moveable Variables



Pointer Conversions



Pointers in Expressions



The fixed Statement



Stack Allocation



Dynamic Memory Allocation



C# 2.0



Introduction to C# 2.0



Generics



Anonymous Methods



Iterators



Partial Types



Generics



Generic Class Declarations



Generic Struct Declarations



Generic Interface Declarations



Generic Delegate Declarations



Constructed Types



Generic Methods



Constraints



Expressions and Statements



Revised Lookup Rules



Right-Shift Grammar Changes



Anonymous Methods



Anonymous Method Expressions



Anonymous Method Signatures



Anonymous Method Conversions



Anonymous Method Blocks



Outer Variables



Anonymous Method Evaluation



Delegate Instance Equality



Definite Assignment



Method Group Conversions



Implementation Example



Iterators



Iterator Blocks



Enumerator Objects



Enumerable Objects



The yield Statement



Implementation Example



Partial Types



Partial Declarations



Name Binding



Appendixes



Documentation Comments



Introduction



Recommended Tags



Processing the Documentation File



An Example



Grammar



Lexical Grammar



Syntactic Grammar



Grammar Extensions for Unsafe Code


Index