C# Programmer’s Handbook is a complete description of the C# language as used in .NET development for both the current version of .NET (version 1.1) and the version of .NET due out in late 2004 (version 2.0). This is the only book that will include full coverage of C# 2.0 features such as generics for the foreseeable future (next 6 months). MacBeth is a Microsoft insider who has been working with the Whidbey release internally since its conception. Addressed to experienced programmers, this book will remain extremely useful to current users of .NET 1.1 even if they have only limited curiosity about .NET 2.0.
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Gregory S. MacBeth has been employed with the Microsoft Corporation in Washington and North Carolina since 1999. He has worked as Critical Problem Resolution Engineer where he performs debugging analysis on Exchange Server resulting in hotfixes and with the Developer Support Windows group where he supports COM/DCOM, InteropServices and Remoting. Prior to working at Microsoft, he was employed as a Microsoft Certified Trainer at various CTECs.
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I bought this book at the 60% table at Books-a-million, and still feel like I was over charged. It is hard to put into words how bad this books is. The fact that it can be purchased used, starting at $2.95 in Amazon Marketplace should be an indicator as to its value. The book provides very little information that is of any use. In fact after reading this book, I felt more confused about several of the topics addressed and had to pull out the ol' Dietel & Dietel "How to Program C#" to get my bearings. Trust me, this is one of the few books I have felt strongly enough to even write a review about. You will be doing yourself a huge favor to skip this one.
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client code, void system, server code, array list, partial types, server configuration file, interface map, configuration file design, return mylnt, remoted object, int mylnt, static public int, iterator statements, programmatic design, hosting process, managed heap, unmanaged code, unmanaged resources, ref int, new int Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Code Example, Hello World, Active Directory, Data Source, Web Service, Initial Catalog, Web Page, Integrated Security, Visual Studio, Call Native Functions, Performance Monitor, Database Using, Golden Rule, Configuring Host, User Sessions, Search Web, Boolean System, Data Set, Class D's Display Method, Program Files, Long System, Exception Handling, Press Return To Exit, Constructor Called, Class System Browse Sample Pages:
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client code, void system, server code, array list, partial types, server configuration file, interface map, configuration file design, return mylnt, remoted object, int mylnt, static public int, iterator statements, programmatic design, hosting process, managed heap, unmanaged code, unmanaged resources, ref int, new int Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Code Example, Hello World, Active Directory, Data Source, Web Service, Initial Catalog, Web Page, Integrated Security, Visual Studio, Call Native Functions, Performance Monitor, Database Using, Golden Rule, Configuring Host, User Sessions, Search Web, Boolean System, Data Set, Class D's Display Method, Program Files, Long System, Exception Handling, Press Return To Exit, Constructor Called, Class System Browse Sample Pages:
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