Visual C#, .NET Object-Oriented Programming Tutorial

Author: Zhao Weiwei
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book starts with the basic concepts required for developing C# applications, introducing the knowledge necessary for developing applications using the C# language in a step-by-step manner. The book is divided into two main parts: The first part, Chapters 1–6, primarily introduces the fundamentals of the C# programming language, including the .NET development environment and the characteristics of the C# language, the integrated development environment for C#, the basic syntax, statements, and methods of the C# language, as well as the basics of object-oriented programming. The second part, Chapters 7–14, primarily covers various technologies used in C# program development, including array operations, string operations, simple Windows GUI programming, dialog box usage and operations, graphics and multimedia usage and operations, database access and debugging techniques in programming. This book is suitable for beginners with no prior programming language experience. However, some advanced topics are also covered in later chapters, making it an excellent resource for readers with a basic understanding of C# as a refresher or advanced guide. The book focuses on C# language keywords, syntax, and program structure. It not only introduces traditional program elements such as data types, operators, expressions, constants, variables, arrays, sequential structures, selection structures, and loop structures but also covers fundamental concepts of classes and object-oriented programming. Additionally, it emphasizes the installation and usage of integrated development environments for C# program development, C# arrays, C# strings, commonly used dialog boxes, graphics, multimedia, file operations, and database access technologies. The book is rich in content, comprehensive, and systematic, featuring numerous program examples and exercises at the end of each chapter. It is suitable not only for intermediate and advanced C# readers but also helps users with experience in C and C++ transition smoothly to C#. The book can serve as a textbook for computer software technology courses in vocational and technical colleges or as a technical reference for management information system developers.