Microsoft .NET Framework Programming

Author: Ritchie
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Developers can quickly create robust and secure ASP.NET WebForms and XML Web services applications, as well as Windows Forms programs, tools, and types using the Microsoft.NET Framework. Written by a recognized master in the Windows development community, this book details the core of the .NET Framework—CRL, the Extensible Type System (CTS), and the Class Library (FCL)—and explores important topics such as how the runtime environment manages type behavior and how programs manipulate types. While centered around C#, the concepts presented are fully applicable to other .NET languages. The book covers the following topics:
.NET Framework architecture, creating, deploying, and managing applications and types, creating and deploying shared components,
Basic types, reference types, and value types,
Object-oriented operations, type members and accessibility,
Constants, fields, methods, properties, and events,
Text processing,
Enumeration types and bit flags,
Array types,
Interfaces,
Custom attributes,
Delegates,
Exception handling with exceptions,
Automatic memory management,
AppDomain and reflection