Tài liệu C Sharp Complete

BackCover
C# Complete
Introduction
How This Book Is Organized
A Few Typographic Conventions
For More Information
About the Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction to Visual C# and the .NET Framework
Developing Your First C# Program
Introducing Visual Studio .NET
Using the .NET Documentation
Summary
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Chapter 2: Zen and Now¡ªThe C# Language
Identifiers
Keywords
Variables
Types
Type Conversion
Commenting Code
Operators
Flow Control Statements
Structs
Exceptions
Summary
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Chapter 3: Strings, Dates, Times, and Time Spans
Using Strings
Creating Dynamic Strings
Representing Dates and Times
Using Time Spans
Summary
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Chapter 4: Object-Oriented Programming
Introducing Classes and Objects
Declaring a Class
Creating Objects
Using Methods
Defining Properties
Working with Events
Using Access Modifiers
Creating and Destroying Objects
Introducing Structs
Summary
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Chapter 5: Derived Classes
Introducing Inheritance
Learning about Polymorphism
Specifying Member Accessibility
Hiding Members
Versioning
Using the System.Object Class
Using Abstract Classes and Methods
Declaring Sealed Classes and Methods
Casting Objects
Operator Overloading
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Chapter 6: Arrays, Indexers, and Collections
Arrays
Indexers
Collection Classes
Summary
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Chapter 7: Reflecting on Classes
Assemblies and Namespaces
.NET Namespaces
Reflection
Tracking Members with the Class View Window
Navigating with the Object Browser
Creating a Class Library
What's Next
Chapter 8: Building a Better Windows Interface
Round Buttons Dancing
ListBoxes Listing
Menus
Doing the Common Dialog Thing
MDI Applications
What's Next
Chapter 9: Building Desktop Applications
Desktop Application Types
Writing Console Applications
Resource Essentials
Writing Windows Applications
Application Debugging
Summary
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Chapter 10: Working with Threads
An Overview of Threads
Working with Threads
Understanding Critical Sections
Understanding Thread Safety
Using Your Knowledge
What's Next
Chapter 11: Overview of the ADO.NET Classes
The Managed Provider and Generic Data Set Classes
Performing a SQL SELECT Statement and Storing the Rows Locally
Summary
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Chapter 12: ADO.NET Application Development
Comparing ADO to ADO.NET
Using OleDbDataAdapter for Data Transfer to ADO.NET
Writing a DataReader Application
Writing a Dataset Application
Importing and Exporting XML Example
Using StringBuilder to Improve Performance
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Chapter 13: Using DataSet Objects to Store Data
The SqlDataAdapter Class
The DataSet Class
Writing and Reading XML Using a DataSet Object
Mapping Tables and Columns
Reading a Column Value Using Strongly Typed DataSet Classes
Creating a DataAdapter Object Using Visual Studio .NET
Creating a DataSet Object Using Visual Studio .NET
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Chapter 14: Using DataSet Objects to Modify Data
The DataRow Class
The DataColumn Class
Adding Restrictions to DataTable and DataColumn Objects
Finding, Filtering, and Sorting Rows in a DataTable
Modifying Rows in a DataTable
Retrieving New Identity Column Values
Using Stored Procedures to Add, Modify, and Remove Rows from the Database
Automatically Generating SQL Statements
Exploring the DataAdapter and DataTable Events
Dealing with Update Failures
Using Transactions with a DataSet
Modifying Data Using a Strongly Typed DataSet
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Chapter 15: Introduction to C# Web Applications
The web.config and machine.config Files
Site Hierarchy versus Directory Hierarchy
Inside Configuration Files
Creating Custom Configuration Sections
Configuration File Location and Lock Settings
What's Next
Chapter 16: Using XML in Web Applications
Introduction to the System.Xml Namespace
Reading XML Documents
Using the XmlDataDocument Class
The XmlException Classes
Performing XSLT Transforms Programmatically
What's Next
Chapter 17: Web Services
Building a Web Service
Consuming a Web Service
SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol)
Finding Web Services (UDDI)
What's Next
Chapter 18: Building Your Own Web Controls
Building a User Control
Building a Composite Control
Building a Custom Server Control
Transferring Data Between ASP.NET Web Forms and Components
What's Next
Chapter 19: Overcoming Holes inthe .NET Framework
Why Access the Win32 API?
Win32 Access for C# Developers
Win32 Access for Visual Basic Developers
Summary
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Chapter 20: Overcoming Security Issues
An Overview of Windows Security
Using the Access Control Editor
Using the Security Configuration Editor
Understanding How .NET Role-Based Security Differs
Looking Up an Account SID Example
Using the GetFileSecurity() Function Example
Working with an ACEs Example
Summary
What's Next
Chapter 21: Getting Started with the Mobile Internet Toolkit
Introducing the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit
The Openwave SDK
Supported Devices
Getting Started
Building a Simple Two-Card Deck
Using Code Behind
Summary
Bonus Chapter: Working with Win32 API Data
A Short View of Data
Working with Variables
Working with Data Structures
Working with Pointers
Working with Enumerations
Importing Resources
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