CSharp Class Design Handbook Coding Effective Classes
C# is a language that follows in a grand tradition of programming language design; it draws its influences from C++ and Java, and even Delphi and Visual Basic – a rich inheritance, which provides it with much that is familiar to many developers, but also much that is alien or unexpected. Programm...
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| Định dạng: | Sách |
| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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2012
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| Truy cập trực tuyến: | http://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/30950 |
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| Tóm tắt: | C# is a language that follows in a grand tradition of programming language design; it draws its influences from C++ and Java, and even Delphi and Visual Basic – a rich inheritance, which provides it with much that is familiar to many developers, but also much that is alien or unexpected.
Programmers unfamiliar with object-oriented, C-family, ‘curly-bracket’ languages, perhaps coming to C# from a background with Visual Basic 6 or ASP VBScript, often find the scope of the object-oriented features in C# daunting. Those coming from other object-oriented platforms – C++ or Java for example – find some of C#'s additional facilities surprising or confusing, while other, seemingly familiar syntaxes can behave in curiously different ways.
This book takes the lid off C#'s object-oriented model, and examines how we use C# as a language for creating classes (and, indeed, other kinds of types). Since everything we code in C# is a type, all our logic belongs to methods of types, and the state of our program at any moment is tied up in the values stored in the fields of instances of types in memory. A good understanding of how to create those types is therefore fundamental to good C# programming |
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