Tài liệu Core C Sharp And Net

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PRENTICE HALL CORE SERIES
About the Author
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I. Fundamentals of C# Programming and Introduction to .NET
Chapter 1. Introduction to .NET and C#
Section 1.1. Overview of the .NET Framework
Section 1.2. Common Language Runtime
Section 1.3. Framework Class Library
Section 1.4. Working with the .NET Framework and SDK
Section 1.5. Understanding the C# Compiler
Section 1.6. Summary
Section 1.7. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 2. C# Language Fundamentals
Section 2.1. The Layout of a C# Program
Section 2.2. Primitives
Section 2.3. Operators: Arithmetic, Logical, and Conditional
Section 2.4. Loops
Section 2.5. C# Preprocessing Directives
Section 2.6. Strings
Section 2.7. Enumerated Types
Section 2.8. Arrays
Section 2.9. Reference and Value Types
Section 2.10. Summary
Section 2.11. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 3. Class Design in C#
Section 3.1. Introduction to a C# Class
Section 3.2. Defining a Class
Section 3.3. Overview of Class Members
Section 3.4. Constants, Fields, and Properties
Section 3.5. Methods
Section 3.6. Constructors
Section 3.7. Delegates and Events
Section 3.8. Operator Overloading
Section 3.9. Interfaces
Section 3.10. Generics
Section 3.11. Structures
Section 3.12. Structure Versus Class
Section 3.13. Summary
Section 3.14. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 4. Working with Objects in C#
Section 4.1. Object Creation
Section 4.2. Exception Handling
Section 4.3. Implementing System.Object Methods in a Custom Class
Section 4.4. Working with .NET Collection Classes and Interfaces
Section 4.5. Object Serialization
Section 4.6. Object Life Cycle Management
Section 4.7. Summary
Section 4.8. Test Your Understanding
Part II. Creating Applications Using the .NET Framework Class Library
Chapter 5. C# Text Manipulation and File I/O
Section 5.1. Characters and Unicode
Section 5.2. The String Class
Section 5.3. Comparing Strings
Section 5.4. Searching, Modifying, and Encoding a String's Content
Section 5.5. StringBuilder
Section 5.6. Formatting Numeric and DateTime Values
Section 5.7. Regular Expressions
Section 5.8. System.IO: Classes to Read and Write Streams of Data
Section 5.9. System.IO: Directories and Files
Section 5.10. Summary
Section 5.11. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 6. Building Windows Forms Applications
Section 6.1. Programming a Windows Form
Section 6.2. Windows.Forms Control Classes
Section 6.3. The Form Class
Section 6.4. Working with Menus
Section 6.5. Adding Help to a Form
Section 6.6. Forms Inheritance
Section 6.7. Summary
Section 6.8. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 7. Windows Forms Controls
Section 7.1. A Survey of .NET Windows Forms Controls
Section 7.2. Button Classes, Group Box, Panel, and Label
Section 7.3. PictureBox and TextBox Controls
Section 7.4. ListBox, CheckedListBox, and ComboBox Classes
Section 7.5. The ListView and TreeView Classes
Section 7.6. The ProgressBar, Timer, and StatusStrip Classes
Section 7.7. Building Custom Controls
Section 7.8. Using Drag and Drop with Controls
Section 7.9. Using Resources
Section 7.10. Summary
Section 7.11. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 8. .NET Graphics Using GDI+
Section 8.1. GDI+ Overview
Section 8.2. Using the Graphics Object
Section 8.3. Images
Section 8.4. Summary
Section 8.4. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 9. Fonts, Text, and Printing
Section 9.1. Fonts
Section 9.2. Drawing Text Strings
Section 9.3. Printing
Section 9.4. Summary
Section 9.5. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 10. Working with XML in .NET
Section 10.1. Working with XML
Section 10.2. Techniques for Reading XML Data
Section 10.3. Techniques for Writing XML Data
Section 10.4. Using XPath to Search XML
Section 10.5. Summary
Section 10.6. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 11. ADO.NET
Section 11.1. Overview of the ADO.NET Architecture
Section 11.2. Data Access Models: Connected and Disconnected
Section 11.3. ADO.NET Connected Model
Section 11.4. DataSets, DataTables, and the Disconnected Model
Section 11.5. XML and ADO.NET
Section 11.6. Summary
Section 11.7. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 12. Data Binding with Windows Forms Controls
Section 12.1. Overview of Data Binding
Section 12.2. Using Simple and Complex Data Binding in an Application
Section 12.3. The DataGridView Class
Section 12.4. Summary
Section 12.4. Test Your Understanding
Part III. Advanced Use of C# and the .NET Framework
Chapter 13. Asynchronous Programming and Multithreading
Section 13.1. What Is a Thread?
Section 13.2. Asynchronous Programming
Section 13.3. Working Directly with Threads
Section 13.4. Thread Synchronization
Section 13.5. Summary
Section 13.5. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 14. Creating Distributed Applications with Remoting
Section 14.1. Application Domains
Section 14.2. Remoting
Section 14.3. Leasing and Sponsorship
Section 14.4. Summary
Section 14.5. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 15. Code Refinement, Security, and Deployment
Section 15.1. Following .NET Code Design Guidelines
Section 15.2. Strongly Named Assemblies
Section 15.3. Security
Section 15.4. Application Deployment Considerations
Section 15.5. Summary
Section 15.6. Test Your Understanding
Part Programming for the Internet
Chapter 16. ASP.NET Web Forms and Controls
Section 16.1. Client-Server Interaction over the Internet
Section 16.2. Web Forms Controls
Section 16.3. Data Binding and Data Source Controls
Section 16.4. Validation Controls
Section 16.5. Master and Content Pages
Section 16.6. Building and Using Custom Web Controls
Section 16.7. Selecting a Web Control to Display Data
Section 16.8. Summary
Section 16.9. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 17. The Asp.Net Application Environment
Section 17.1. HTTP Request and Response Classes
Section 17.2. ASP.NET and Configuration Files
Section 17.3. ASP.NET Application Security
Section 17.4. Maintaining State
Section 17.5. Caching
Section 17.6. Creating a Web Client with WebRequest and WebResponse
Section 17.7. HTTP Pipeline
Section 17.8. Summary
Section 17.9. Test Your Understanding
Chapter 18. XML Web Services
Section 18.1. Introduction to Web Services
Section 18.2. Building an XML Web Service
Section 18.3. Building an XML Web Service Client
Section 18.4. Understanding WSDL and SOAP
Section 18.5. Using Web Services with Complex Data Types
Section 18.6. Web Services Performance
Section 18.7. Summary
Section 18.8. Test Your Understanding
Appendix A. Features Specific to .NET 2.0 and C# 2.0
Appendix B. DataGridView Events and Delegates
Answers to Chapter Exercises
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Index