Learn Microsoft Visual C♯ 2010
Ready to learn programming? Start Here! Learn the fundamentals of modern programming with Visual C# 2010--and begin building your first apps for the desktop and web. If you have absolutely no previous experience, no problem--simply start here! This book introduces must-know concepts and techniques t...
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Sebastopol, Calif.
O'Reilly Media
2011
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Table of Contents:
- Adding and Configuring the WebArray Project Controls
- Adding the WebArray Code
- Tracing Through the WebArray Example
- Creating the WebStructure Project
- Starting the WebStructure Project
- Adding and Configuring the WebStructure Project Controls
- Adding the WebStructure Code
- Tracing Through the Structure Example
- Get Going with C#
- Working with Silverlight Applications
- Understanding the Silverlight Development Difference
- Developing a Basic Silverlight Application
- Starting the BasicSilverlight Application
- Adding and Configuring the BasicSilverlight Project Controls
- Adding the BasicSilverlight Project Code
- Tracing Through the BasicSilverlight Project Example
- Configuring Your Silverlight Application for Debugging
- Setting the Browser Configuration
- Debugging with Firefox
- Adding XML Data Support to a Silverlight Application
- Starting the SilverlightXML Application
- Adding and Configuring the SilverlightXML Project Controls
- Adding the SilverlightXML Project Code
- Tracing Through the SilverlightXML Project Example
- Get Going with C#
- Debugging Applications
- Understanding the Debugging Basics
- Stepping Through the Code
- Working with the Debug Class
- Adding Debug Statements to the Example
- Working with the Trace Class
- Working with Watches
- Using Visualizers
- Drilling Down into Data
- Understanding the Call Stack
- Using the Immediate Window
- Working with Exceptions
- Understanding an Exception Dialog Box
- Communicating with the Administrator Using the Event Log
- Get Going with C#
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Starting the List Project
- Adding the Controls
- Configuring the Controls
- Using the Code Editor
- Using the Double-Click Method
- Choosing an Event Directly
- Using the Right-Click Method
- Understanding the Code Editor Features
- Writing Some Simple Code
- Testing the List Application
- Tracing the List Application with the Debugger
- Discovering Application Functionality Through Tracing
- Creating a Breakpoint
- Viewing Application Data
- Testing a Theory
- Creating the List 2 Project
- Starting the Second List Project
- Copying the Controls
- Finessing the Controls
- Adding the Extended Code
- Tracing Through the Extended Example
- Understanding Data Types
- Testing Selection Theories
- Get Going with C#
- Using Collections to Store Data
- Understanding Arrays
- Creating the Array Project
- Starting the Array Project
- Adding the Array Project Controls
- Configuring the Array Project Controls
- Adding the Array Code
- Tracing Through the Array Example
- Testing Looping Theories
- Testing Conditional Theories
- Understanding Dictionaries
- Creating the Dictionary Project
- Starting the Dictionary Project
- Adding the Dictionary Project Controls
- Configuring the Dictionary Project Controls
- Adding the Dictionary Code
- Tracing Through the Dictionary Example
- Testing Sorting Theories
- Testing Statistical Theories
- Understanding Structures
- Creating the Structure Project
- Starting the Structure Project
- Adding the Structure Project Controls
- Configuring the Structure Project Controls
- Creating a Structure
- Adding the Structure Example Code
- Tracing Through the Structure Example
- Get Going with C#
- Working with XML
- Understanding XML
- Combining XML and LINQ
- Defining the XML_LINQ Project
- Adding and Configuring the XML_LINQ Controls
- Using the System.Xml.Linq Namespace
- Intro
- Dedication
- Introduction
- Who Should Read This Book
- Who Should Not Read This Book
- Organization of This Book
- Free eBook Reference
- Conventions and Features in This Book
- System Requirements
- Code Samples
- Acknowledgments
- Errata amp
- Book Support
- We Want to Hear from You
- Stay in Touch
- Getting to Know C#
- Obtaining and Installing Visual Studio 2010 Express
- Downloading the Products
- Installing Visual C# 2010 Express
- Installing Visual Web Developer 2010 Express
- Installing Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1
- Starting Visual C# 2010 Express
- Creating the No-Code Web Browser
- Creating a New Windows Forms Application Project
- Saving Your Project
- Adding Windows Forms Controls
- Configuring the Windows Forms Controls
- Testing the Windows Forms Application
- Viewing the Web Browser Code
- Ending Your Session
- Creating the No-Code WPF Web Browser
- Starting a New WPF Application Project
- Adding WPF Controls
- Configuring the WPF Controls
- Trying the WPF Application
- Viewing the WPF Code
- Creating the No Code WPF Browser Application
- Setting Internet Explorer as the Default
- Starting a WPF Browser Application Project
- Creating the WPF Browser Application
- Adding WPF Browser Controls
- Configuring the WPF Browser Controls
- Trying the WPF Browser Application
- Viewing the WPF Browser Code
- Get Going with C#
- Developing a Web Project
- Starting Visual Web Developer 2010 Express
- Creating the No-Code Project
- Starting the New Project
- Understanding the Default Site
- Viewing the Site in a Browser
- Creating the No Code Website
- Defining a Website Location
- Adding a New Page
- Adding the Page to the Site Menu
- Trying the Site in a Browser
- Get Going with C#
- Basic Data Manipulation Techniques
- Understanding LINQ
- Creating the List Project
- Adding the XML_LINQ Code
- Developing the XMLSave Application
- Creating the XMLSave Project
- Adding XMLSave Application Code
- Testing the XMLSave Application
- Viewing the XMLSave Output
- Developing the XMLRead Application
- Creating the XMLRead Project
- Adding the XMLRead Application Code
- Testing the XMLRead Application
- Tracing the XMLRead Application with the Debugger
- Handling XML Exceptions
- Using XML to Store Application Settings
- Creating the XMLSetting Project
- Adding the XMLSetting Application Code
- Testing the XMLSetting Application
- Get Going with C#
- Accessing a Web Service
- Defining Web Services
- Web Services and XML
- Working with REST Web Services
- Working with SOAP Web Services
- Developing the REST Web Service Application
- Creating the RESTService Project
- Adding the RESTService Application Code
- Testing the RESTService Application
- Developing the SOAP Web Service Application
- Creating the SOAPService Project
- Adding and Configuring the SOAPService Controls
- Adding the SOAPService Application Code
- Testing the SOAPService Application
- Get Going with C#
- Using the Windows Presentation Foundation
- Considering the WPF Differences with Windows Forms Applications
- Understanding XAML
- Developing the WPF Data Store Application
- Creating the WPF_XML Project
- Adding and Configuring the WPF_XML Controls
- Adding the WPF_XML Application Code
- Testing the WPF_XML Application
- Tracing the WPF_XML Application with the Debugger
- Developing the WPF SOAP Web Service Application
- Creating the WPFSOAPService Project
- Adding a New Service Data Source
- Adding and Configuring the WPFSOAPService Controls
- Adding the WPFSOAPService Application Code
- Testing the WPFSOAPService Application
- Developing the EmbeddedSource Application
- Starting the EmbeddedSource Project
- Creating an Embedded Resource
- Adding and Configuring the EmbeddedSource Controls
- Adding the EmbeddedSource Application Code
- Testing the EmbeddedSource Application
- Tracing the EmbeddedSource Application with the Debugger
- Get Going with C#
- Working with Libraries
- Understanding Reusable Code
- Considering How Classes Work
- Defining Methods
- Defining Properties
- Understanding Fields versus Properties
- Defining Events
- Using Enumerations
- Understanding Structures
- Creating the UseLibrary Solution
- Starting the TestLibrary Project
- Adding the TestLibrary Code
- Adding the TestApplication Project
- Starting the TestApplication Project
- Setting TestApplication as the Startup Project
- Defining the TestLibrary Reference
- Adding and Configuring the TestApplication Controls
- Adding the TestApplication Application Code
- Testing the UseLibrary Application
- Get Going with C#
- Creating Utility Applications
- Working at the Command Line
- Opening and Using the Command Line
- Understanding Utility Application Uses
- Creating the Console Application
- Defining Command-Line Parameters
- Creating the Main() Method
- Offering Help at the Command Line
- Checking for Required Arguments
- Checking for Optional Arguments
- Testing the DisplayDate Application
- Opening the Command Line
- Checking the Help Functionality
- Displaying a Date
- Tracing the DisplayDate Application with the Debugger
- Setting the Command-Line Arguments
- Performing the Trace
- Get Going with C#
- Using LINQ in Web Applications
- Creating the WebList Project
- Starting the WebList Project
- Adding and Configuring the WebList Project Controls
- Defining the using Statement
- Adding the WebList Project Code
- Tracing Through the WebList Project Example
- Creating the WebArray Project
- Starting the WebArray Project