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Pt. I The C# Language
Ch. 1 Introducing C# 3
Ch. 2 Writing a C# Program 13
Ch. 3 Variables and Expressions 31
Ch. 4 Flow Control 59
Ch. 5 More About Variables 93
Ch. 6 Functions 125
Ch. 7 Debugging and Error Handling 155
Ch. 8 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 185
Ch. 9 Defining Classes 209
Ch. 10 Defining Class Members 241
Ch. 11 Collections, Comparisons, and Conversions 277
Ch. 12 Generics 331
Ch. 13 Additional OOP Techniques 371
Ch. 14 C# 3.0 Language Enhancements 399
Pt. II Windows Programming
Ch. 15 Basic Windows Programming 433
Ch. 16 Advanced Windows Forms Features 493
Ch. 17 Using Common Dialogs 537
Ch. 18 Deploying Windows Applications 583
Pt. III Web Programming
Ch. 19 Basic Web Programming 627
Ch. 20 Advanced Web Programming 671
Ch. 21 Web Services 709
Ch. 22 Ajax Programming 739
Ch. 23 Deploying Web Applications 759
Pt. IV Data Access
Ch. 24 File System Data 777
Ch. 25 XML 819
Ch. 26 Introduction to LINQ 849
Ch. 27 LINQ to SQL 895
Ch. 28 ADO.NET and LINQ over DataSet 933
Ch. 29 LINQ to XML 993
Pt. V Additional Techniques
Ch. 30 Attributes 1019
Ch. 31 XML Documentation 1049
Ch. 32 Networking 1075
Ch. 33 Introduction to GDI+ 1107
Ch. 34 Windows Presentation Foundation 1143
Ch. 35 Windows Communication Foundation 1215
Ch. 36 Windows Workflow Foundation 1247
Index 1279
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Derrick Eason
reviewed Beginning Microsoft Visual C# 2008 on April 11, 2015
Beginning Microsoft Visual C# 2008
This is a beginner C book and unfortunately, not a very good one. It was written in 1997 and it does not age well. I learned C in high school and while I have never used it professionally, I did not learn anything from the book. The style was nice most of the time, but occasionally spoke too much about cursing and killing people, two things strangely associated with C programming. Very early the book reinforces the Waterfall approach to software development, which costs at least one star in my judgement.
It might be an OK book if you are (not completely) new to programming and want to learn C, but I guess there are better ones.
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