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Developers have long sought a language that combined the simplicity of Visual Basic with the power and flexibility of C++. For them, Microsoft has created C# -- systematically incorporating features intended to simplify the development of next-generation components and services. Now, one of the world's leading C++ experts and authors presents a start-to-finish, practical introduction developers need to leverage their existing skills with Microsoft's breakthrough new language. Stanley B. Lippman -- who was on the ground floor of the worldwide C++ revolution -- focuses on C# as a tool for building sophisticated COM+ components and Web services. Using extensive program examples, Lippman walks step-by-step through the fundamentals of C# syntax, classes, and object-oriented programming; inheritance, interfaces, delegates, events, attributes, reflection, exception handling, namespaces, assemblies, and more. The book concludes with a detailed chapter on interoperability between C# and legacy code. Appendices include a concise C# handbook and a quick tour of the new Visual Studio.NET development environment. For all intermediate programmers and developers who want to leverage their C, C++, or Java skills with Microsoft's new C#.
This text investigates the core syntax and architectural capabilities of the C# programming language for developers transitioning from C++ or Java. Stanley B. Lippman, a recognized authority in C++ development, leverages his deep technical background to provide a structured introduction to Microsoft's C# language. The book utilizes a practical, example-driven framework to demonstrate how developers can build sophisticated COM+ components and Web services within the .NET environment.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this as a foundational resource for intermediate programmers seeking to bridge their existing knowledge of C++ and Java with the .NET framework. Readers frequently note the clarity of the technical examples and the utility of the included C# handbook for quick reference.
Page Count:
478
Publication Date:
1989-01-01
Publisher:
Longman Higher Education
ISBN-10:
0201164876
ISBN-13:
9780201164879
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