深入浅出C#（影印版）

Intro

1 Get productive with C#: Visual Applications, in 10 minutes or less

　Why you should learn C#

　C# and the Visual Studio IDE make 10ts of things easy

　Help the CEO go paperless

　Get to know your users' needs before you start building your prograJ

　Here's what you're going to build

　What you do in Visual Studio...

　What Visual Studio does for you...

　Develop the user interface

　Visual Studio, behind the scenes

　Add to the auto-generated code

　You can already run your application

　We need a database to store our information

　Creating the table for the Contact List

　The blanks on contact card are columns in our People table

　Finish building the table

　Diagram your data so your application can access it

　Insert your card data into the database

　Connect your form to your database objects with a data soui-ce

　Add database-driven controls to your form

　Good apps are intuitive to use

　How to turn YOUR application into EVERYONE'S application

　Give your users the application

　You're NOT done: test your installation

　You built a complete data-driven application

2 It's All Just Code: Under the hood

　When you're doing this...

　...the IDE does this

　Where programs come from

　The IDE helps you code

　When you change things in the IDE, you're also changing your code

　Anatomy of a program

　Your program knows where to start

　You can change your program's entry point

　Two classes can be in the same namespace

　Your programs use variables to work with data

C# uses familiar math symbols

Loops pertbrm an action over and over again

Time to start coding

if/else statements make decisions

Set up conditions and see if they're true

3 Objects Get Oriented: Making code make sense

　How Mike thinks about his problems

　How Mike's car navigation system thinks about his problems

　Mike's Navigator class has methods to set and modii~y routes

　Use what you've learned to build a simple application

　Mike gets an idea

　Mike can use objects to solve his problem

　You use a class to build an object

　When you create a new object from a class,

　it's called an instance of that class

　A better solution.., brought to you by objects!

　An instance uses fields to keep track of things

　Let's create some instances!

　Thanks for the memory

　What's on your program's mind

　You can use class and method names to make your code intuitive

　Give your classes a natural structure

　Class diagrams help you organize your classes so they make:sense

　Build a class to work with some ,guys . -

　Create a project for your guys

　Build a form to interact with the gays

　There's an even easier way to initialize objects

　A few ideas for designing intuitive classes

4 Types and References: It's 10:00. Doyou know whereyour data is? C# Lab 1: A Day at the Races

5 Encapsulation: Keepyourprivates... private

6 Inheritance: 13ur object'sJhmily tree

7 Interfaces and abstract classes: Making classes keep their promises

8 Enums and collections: Storing lots of data C# Lab 2: The Quest

9 Reading and writing fries: Save the byte array, save the world

10 Exception handling: Putting Out Fires Gets Old

11 Events and delegates: What 13ur Code Does When you're Not Looking

12 Review and preview: Knowledge, Power, and Building Cool Stuff

13 Controls and graphics: Make it pretty

14 Captain Amazing: The Death of the Object

15 LINQ:Get control of your data

C# Lab3:Invaders

Appendix i:Leftovers

Table of Contents（the real thing）

　Intro

　Who is this book for？

　We know what you're thinking

　Metacognition

　Bend your brain into submission

　What you need for this book

　Read me

　The technical review team

　Acknowledgments