Visual C#.NET Application Programming

Author: (USA) Davis, translated by Chen Shenglin et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The author is an excellent strategic technical consultant and programmer with a profound understanding and experience of cutting-edge technologies. He is also an enthusiast of researching Taoist philosophy in China. In this book, he explains C#.NET with rich imagination, philosophical thinking, a humorous style, numerous examples, and practical insights, making the subject accessible to both beginners and experienced programmers. The book systematically covers the application development and design of Visual C#.NET, providing many complete and practical routines. It is divided into four parts, consisting of 13 chapters, including topics such as creating web services, designing better Windows interfaces, class reflection, objects in C#, string operations, streams and files, XML and ADO.NET, and using web services as an architecture. The book is easy to understand, well-structured, and suitable for beginners of Visual C#.NET as well as other experienced programmers.