Beginning C# Objects: From Concepts to Code * Based on the Java classic from Jacquie Barker - and now being translated to C# by the recognized polymath in Java and C#, Grant Palmer. * First book to target C# Object Oriented Programming specifically * First book to target the trending C# adoption in Academic where OO is so important Appeals to both C# programmers wanting to learn OO, and learner programmers in academic courses learning C# through the principles of OO |
Contents
A Little Taste of C | 3 |
Chapter | 4 |
Chapter | 10 |
Predefined Types | 11 |
Implicit Type Conversions and Explicit Casting | 22 |
Jump Statements | 36 |
Elements of C Style | 43 |
Summary | 51 |
Metadata | 379 |
Scenarios | 391 |
Using Sequence Diagrams to Determine Methods | 401 |
Chapter 12 | 404 |
Summary | 407 |
A Word About Design Patterns | 413 |
Translating a UML Blueprint into | 420 |
A Deeper Look at C | 421 |
Reuse of Abstractions | 62 |
Objects and Classes | 69 |
BehaviorOperationsMethods | 72 |
UserDefined Types and Reference Variables | 79 |
Composition | 86 |
Declaring Methods | 93 |
Method Invocation and Dot Notation | 102 |
Information HidingAccessibility | 118 |
The Power of Encapsulation | 142 |
Instance Constructors | 151 |
Relationships Between Objects | 159 |
Inheritance | 168 |
Three Distinguishing Features of an ObjectOriented | 196 |
Arrays As Simple Collections | 205 |
More Sophisticated Collection Types | 215 |
Inventing Our Own Collection Types | 221 |
Collections As Method Return Types | 227 |
Summary | 234 |
Some Final Object Concepts | 237 |
Three Distinguishing Features of an ObjectOriented | 247 |
Interfaces | 256 |
Static Features | 271 |
Utility Classes | 283 |
Exercises | 289 |
Our Object Modeling Process in a Nutshell | 300 |
Formalizing Requirements Through | 307 |
Specifying Use Cases | 315 |
Chapter 11 | 322 |
Producing a Data Dictionary | 336 |
Identifying Attributes | 343 |
Object Diagrams | 357 |
Information Flows Along the Association Pipeline | 361 |
Association Classes | 369 |
Namespaces | 438 |
Strings As Objects | 445 |
Chapter 14 | 450 |
C Exception Handling | 452 |
The Object Class | 466 |
Cs Collection Classes | 474 |
Initialization of Variables Revisited | 498 |
Developing CommandLine Driven Applications | 501 |
Object SelfReferencing with this | 508 |
More About Inheritance and C | 517 |
More on Methods | 528 |
Object Deletion and Garbage Collection | 539 |
Transforming Our UML Model into C Code | 547 |
Debugging Tip | 605 |
Rounding Out Our Application | 611 |
CollectionWrapper Encapsulating Collections Reading | 625 |
Faculty | 638 |
The Student Class Dynamic Data Retrieval | 644 |
Revisiting the SRS Class | 653 |
Chapter 15 | 663 |
Summary | 664 |
Rounding Out Our Application Part | 667 |
Preparing a Concept of Operations | 676 |
Creating the Look of Our GUI | 685 |
Adding Functionality Through Event | 716 |
Summary | 760 |
Next Steps | 763 |
Your Comments Please | 767 |
Conference Room Reservation System | 777 |
Setting Up a Basic Object ModelingC | 783 |
Using the Online NET Framework Documentation | 789 |
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Beginning C# 2008 Objects: From Concept To Code Grant Palmer,Jacquie Barker No preview available - 2008 |
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