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Visual C# has become a leading programming language, resulting in greater career opportunities for Visual C# programmers. This Wrox guide literally shows novice programmers how to program in C# with Microsoft Visual Studio, using both written and visual instruction.
Easy-to-follow lessons reinforced with step-by-step instructions, screencasts, and supplemental exercises make it easy to master Visual C# programming regardless of your learning style. Each lesson begins with a discussion of a concept or technique and proceeds through step-by-step directions for using the technique Visual C# has surpassed Visual Basic as the most popular programming language
Coverage Includes:
Getting Started with the Visual Studio IDECreating ControlsMaking Controls Arrange ThemselvesHandling EventsMaking MenusMaking Tool Strips and Status StripsUsing RichTextBoxesUsing Standard DialogsCreating and Displaying New FormsBuilding Custom DialogsUsing Variables and Performing CalculationsDebugging CodeUnderstanding ScopeWorking with StringsWorking with Dates and TimesUsing Arrays and CollectionsUsing Enumerations and StructuresMaking ChoicesRepeating Program StepsHandling ErrorsPreventing BugsDefining ClassesInitializing ObjectsFine-Tuning ClassesOverloading OperatorsUsing InterfacesMaking Generic ClassesReading and Writing FilesUsing File System ClassesPrintingUsing the ClipboardProviding Drag and DropLocalizing ProgramsProgramming DatabasesLINQ to ObjectsLINQ to SQLDrawing with GDI+Making WPF ApplicationsPrinting with WPFNote: As part of the print version of this title, video lessons are included on DVD. For e-book versions, video lessons can be accessed at wrox.com using a link provided in the interior of the e-book.
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Introduction xxv
Section I: The Visual Studio IDE and Controls
Lesson 1: Getting Started with the Visual Studio IDE 3
Lesson 2: Creating Controls 19
Lesson 3: Making Controls Arrange Themselves 37
Lesson 4: Handling Events 47
Lesson 5: Making Menus 57
Lesson 6: Making Tool Strips and Status Strips 67
Lesson 7: Using RichTextBoxes 79
Lesson 8: Using Standard Dialogs 89
Lesson 9: Creating and Displaying New Forms 103
Lesson 10: Building Custom Dialogs 115
Section II : Variables and Calculations
Lesson 11: Using Variables and Performing Calculations 127
Lesson 12: Debugging Code 151
Lesson 13: Understanding Scope 163
Lesson 14: Working with Strings 175
Lesson 15: Working with Dates and Times 187
Lesson 16: Using Arrays and Collections 195
Lesson 17: Using Enumerations and Structures 209
Section III : Program Statements
Lesson 18: Making Choices 219
Lesson 19: Repeating Program Steps 229
Lesson 20: Reusing Code with Methods 241
Lesson 21: Handling Errors 251
Lesson 22: Preventing Bugs 259
Section IV: Classes
Lesson 23: Defining Classes 269
Lesson 24: Initializing Objects 289
Lesson 25: Fine-Tuning Classes 301
Lesson 26: Overloading Operators 311
Lesson 27: Using Interfaces 319
Lesson 28: Making Generic Classes 331
Section V: System Interactions
Lesson 29: Reading and Writing Files 343
Lesson 30: Using File System Classes 349
Lesson 31: Printing 359
Lesson 32: Using the Clipboard 369
Lesson 33: Providing Drag and Drop 377
Section VI: Specialized Topics
Lesson 34: Localizing Programs 387
Lesson 35: Programming Databases, Part 1 395
Lesson 36: Programming Databases, Part 2 405
Lesson 37: LIN Q to Objects 411
Lesson 38: LIN Q to SQL 423
Lesson 39: Drawing with GDI + 437
Lesson 40: Making WP F Applications 449
Lesson 41: Printing with WP F 461
Appendix A: Glossary 469
Appendix B: Control Summary 477
Appendix C: What’s on the DVD? 483
Index 487
