The Dark Art of C# Programming: .Net Core Language
by Gaia Asher, ISBN 1-55395-050-X
Learn C#, Microsoft .Net Core Programming Language
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The Dark Art of C# Programming: .Net Core Language
by Gaia Asher
196 pages; paperback; format 7"x9"; $19.95 US ($29.95 CDN)
published by Galiel.Net & Trafford Publishing
ISBN 1-55395-050-X
C# is the new programming language at the core of the
Microsoft .Net initiative. If you want to be on the .Net bandwagon, you need
this language.
And how can 500 letter-sized pages of official ECMA-334
Standard “C# Language Specification” fit into 200 pages of this book? Still,
it’s done. This book explains the complete and unabridged C# programming
language. It can be used as both a blitzkrieg course for students and a
convenient reference for professionals.
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The book has two main parts. The Part One, “Bare
Necessities”, describes the basic language functionality similar to what you
can find in all traditional languages from Algol and Fortran to Pascal and C.
That includes such topics as statements, flow control, operators, expressions,
type system, local declarations, preprocessor and more. The Part Two, “Classes
and Objects”, dives into object-oriented programming inherited by C# from
SmallTalk, Modula-2, C++, and Java. For benefit of the readers who already know
some programming language, the book frequently compares C# constructs to their
counterparts in other languages, especially C, C++, and Java.
Who is this book for?
Software developers and Computer Science and Information
Technology students.
What does this book cover?
Complete C# programming language as per ECMA-334 Standard.
What do you need to know?
Generic understanding of programming in any language will be
helpful.
What to read next?
“.Net Cookbook” (upcoming in “Just Add Water” series) for
.Net extensive library of classes.
To purchase copies, or read excerpts online, please go to http://www.trafford.com/robots/02-0762.html
For review copies or interviews, email CSharp@Galiel.Net
The Dark Art of C# Programming: .Net Core Language
by Gaia Asher
196 pages; paperback; $19.95 US ($29.95 CDN)
published by Galiel.Net & Trafford Publishing
ISBN 1-55395-050-X