ebook img

Beginning C# Objects: From Concepts to Code PDF

741 Pages·13.473 MB·English
Save to my drive
Quick download
Download
Most books are stored in the elastic cloud where traffic is expensive. For this reason, we have a limit on daily download.

Preview Beginning C# Objects: From Concepts to Code

4 Beginning C# Objects - From Concepts to Code @Team LiB Table of Contents Foreword 10 Part I Table of Contents 12 Part II BackCover 16 Part III Beginning C# Objects - From Concepts to Code 18 Part IV Preface 22 Part V Introduction 24 1 Why Is Understanding Objects So Critical to Being a Successful OO P.r.o...g..r.a..m...m....e..r.?............................................................................................................... 25 2 Who I.s.. .T..h...i.s.. .B..o..o...k.. .W...r..i.t.t.e..n.. .F..o...r.?......................................................................................... 26 3 What If You're Interested in Object Modeling, but Not Necessarily in C# ..P..r..o..g..r.a..m....m...i.n..g..?.......................................................................................................... 27 4 How T..h..i.s.. .B...o..o..k.. .I.s.. ..O..r..g..a..n..i.z..e..d............................................................................................. 28 5 Which.. .V..e..r..s..i.o..n.. .o..f.. .C..#.. .I.s.. .T..h...i.s.. .B..o..o...k.. .B..a..s..e..d.. ..O..n...?................................................................ 29 6 A Fina..l. .T...h..o..u..g..h...t. .B...e..f.o..r..e.. .W...e.. ..G...e..t. .S...t.a..r.t.e..d.......................................................................... 30 7 Tell U.s.. .W....h..a..t. .Y...o..u.. .T...h..i.n..k..................................................................................................... 30 Part VI Part One: The ABCs of Objects 33 1 Chapt.e..r.. .1..:. .A... .L..i.t.t.l.e.. .T...a..s..t.e.. .o..f. .C...#.......................................................................................... 33 Getting " Han.d..s.. .O...n.. .".. . .w...i.t.h... .C..#... ............................................................................................................................ 34 Why C#? .......................................................................................................................................................... 35 C# Language .B..a..s..i.c..s.. .............................................................................................................................................. 36 Anatomy of a .S...i.m...p..l.e.. ..C...#.. .P...r.o..g..r..a..m... ...................................................................................................................... 37 Predefined Ty..p..e..s.. .................................................................................................................................................. 40 Variables .......................................................................................................................................................... 41 Strings .......................................................................................................................................................... 43 Case Sensitiv.i.t.y.. ..................................................................................................................................................... 45 C# Expression..s.. ...................................................................................................................................................... 45 Implicit Type C...o..n..v..e...r.s..i.o..n..s.. ..a..n..d... .E..x...p..l.i.c..i.t. ..C..a..s..t..i.n..g.. .............................................................................................. 49 Loops and Ot.h..e..r. ..F..l.o..w... ..o..f. ..C...o..n..t.r..o..l. ..S..t.r..u..c..t.u..r..e..s.. .................................................................................................. 51 Jump Statem.e..n..t.s.. .................................................................................................................................................. 60 Code Blocks a..n..d... .V...a..r.i.a..b..l.e.. ..S..c..o...p..e.. ....................................................................................................................... 62 Printing to the.. ..S..c..r..e..e..n.. .......................................................................................................................................... 63 Elements of C.#.. ..S..t.y..l.e.. ............................................................................................................................................. 66 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 72 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 73 2 Chapt.e..r.. .2..:. .A...b..s..t.r..a..c..t.i.o..n.. .a..n...d.. .M...o..d..e..l.i.n...g.............................................................................. 74 Simplification ..T..h...r.o..u..g...h.. ..A...b..s..t.r..a..c..t.i.o..n.. ................................................................................................................... 74 Generalization. ..T...h..r.o...u..g..h.. ...A..b..s...t.r.a..c..t.i.o...n.. ................................................................................................................. 75 Contents 5 Reuse of Abs.t.r..a..c..t.i.o..n...s.. ......................................................................................................................................... 80 Inherent Cha.l.l.e..n..g..e..s.. ............................................................................................................................................. 81 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 83 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 84 3 Chapt.e..r.. .3..:. .O...b..j.e..c..t.s.. .a..n..d.. .C...l.a..s..s..e..s........................................................................................ 85 What Is an Ob.j.e..c..t.?.. ................................................................................................................................................. 86 State/Attribute..s../.D...a..t.a.. ............................................................................................................................................. 87 Behavior/Ope.r.a...t.i.o..n...s../.M...e..t.h...o..d..s... ........................................................................................................................... 89 Classes .......................................................................................................................................................... 90 User-Defined .T..y..p..e..s.. ..a..n...d.. ..R...e..f.e..r.e..n...c..e.. ..V..a..r..i.a..b..l.e..s.. ................................................................................................ 94 Instantiating O..b..j.e..c..t..s..:. ..A.. ..C...l.o..s..e..r. ..L..o..o...k.. ................................................................................................................ 95 Objects As A.t.t.r..i.b..u..t..e..s.. .......................................................................................................................................... 99 Composition.. ........................................................................................................................................................ 101 Three Disting..u..i.s..h...i.n..g.. ..F..e..a..t..u..r.e..s.. ..o...f. ..a..n.. ..O...b..j.e..c..t.-..O..r..i.e..n..t.e..d... ..P..r.o...g..r.a..m....m...i.n..g.. ..L...a..n..g..u..a..g...e.. ................................... 104 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 104 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 105 4 Chap..t.e..r.. .4..:. .O...b..j.e..c..t. ..I.n..t.e..r.a..c..t..i.o..n..s........................................................................................ 105 Events Drive ..O...b..j.e..c..t. ..C..o...l.l.a..b..o..r..a..t.i.o..n.. .................................................................................................................... 106 Declaring Me..t..h..o..d..s.. .............................................................................................................................................. 108 Method Invoc..a..t.i.o..n... .a..n..d.. ..D..o...t. .N...o..t.a..t.i..o..n.. ................................................................................................................ 114 Information .H...i.d..i.n..g../.A...c..c..e..s..s..i.b..i.l.i.t..y.. ...................................................................................................................... 126 The Power o.f. ..E..n...c..a..p..s..u..l.a..t.i.o...n.. ............................................................................................................................. 144 Instance Co.n..s..t.r..u..c..t.o...r.s.. ....................................................................................................................................... 151 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 155 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 155 5 Chap..t.e..r.. .5..:. .R...e..l.a..t.i.o..n..s..h...i.p..s.. .B...e..t.w...e..e..n.. .O...b..j.e..c..t.s................................................................... 157 Associations. ..a..n..d.. ..L..i.n...k..s.. ..................................................................................................................................... 157 Inheritance .......................................................................................................................................................... 164 Three Disting..u..i.s..h...i.n..g.. ..F..e..a..t..u..r.e..s.. ..o..f.. ..a..n.. ..O...b..j.e..c..t.-.O...r..i.e..n..t.e..d.. ..P...r.o..g...r.a..m...m....i.n..g.. ..L..a..n...g..u..a..g..e..,. ..R...e..v..i.s..i.t.e..d... ................ 186 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 186 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 187 6 Chap..t.e..r.. .6..:. .C...o..l.l.e..c..t.i.o..n..s.. .o...f. .O...b..j.e..c..t.s................................................................................... 189 What Are Co.l..l.e..c..t.i.o..n..s..?... ....................................................................................................................................... 190 Arrays As Si.m....p..l.e.. ..C..o...l.l.e..c..t.i.o..n...s.. .......................................................................................................................... 194 More Sophis.t.i.c..a..t.e..d... ..C..o..l..l.e..c..t.i.o..n.. ..T...y..p..e..s.. ............................................................................................................. 201 Referencing .t.h..e.. ..S...a..m...e.. ..O...b..j.e..c..t. ..S...i.m...u..l.t.a..n...e..o..u..s..l.y.. ..f.r..o..m... ..M...u..l.t.i.p...l.e.. ..C..o...l.l.e..c..t.i.o..n..s.. ............................................... 206 Inventing Ou.r. ..O...w...n.. ..C..o..l.l..e..c..t.i.o..n.. ..T..y..p..e..s... .............................................................................................................. 207 Collections A..s.. ..M...e..t.h..o...d.. ..R..e..t..u..r.n... .T...y..p..e..s.. ............................................................................................................. 211 Collections o..f. ..S...u..p..e..r..t.y..p..e..s.. ................................................................................................................................. 212 Composite C..l.a..s..s..e..s..,. ...R..e..v..i.s..i.t..e..d.. ......................................................................................................................... 213 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 217 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 218 7 Chap..t.e..r.. .7..:. .S...o..m...e.. .F...i.n..a..l. .O...b..j.e..c..t. ..C..o..n...c..e..p..t.s....................................................................... 219 What Is Poly..m...o..r..p..h..i.s..m...?... .................................................................................................................................... 220 Three Disting..u..i.s..h...i.n..g.. ..F..e..a..t..u..r.e..s.. ..o...f. ..a..n.. ..O...b..j.e..c..t.-..O..r..i.e..n..t.e..d... ..P..r.o...g..r.a..m....m...i.n..g.. ..L...a..n..g..u..a..g...e.. ................................... 227 Abstract Cla.s..s..e...s.. ................................................................................................................................................ 229 Interfaces .......................................................................................................................................................... 235 Static Featur.e..s.. ..................................................................................................................................................... 246 Utility Classe..s.. ...................................................................................................................................................... 255 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 259 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 260 5 6 Beginning C# Objects - From Concepts to Code @Team LiB Part VII Part Two: Object Modeling 101 265 1 Chap..t.e..r.. .8..:. .T..h...e.. .O...b..j.e..c..t. .M...o..d...e..l.i.n..g.. .P...r.o..c..e..s..s.. .i.n... .a.. .N...u..t.s..h..e..l.l.............................................. 265 The " Big Pic..t.u...r.e.. .".. . .G...o..a...l. .o..f. .O...b..j.e..c...t. .M...o..d..e..l.i.n...g.. ................................................................................................. 266 Our Object M..o..d..e..l.i.n...g.. .P...r.o..c..e..s..s..,. ..i.n.. ..a.. .N...u..t.s..h..e..l.l. ................................................................................................... 270 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 273 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 274 2 Chap..t.e..r.. .9..:. .F..o...r.m...a..l.i.z..i.n..g.. ..R..e..q..u...i.r.e..m...e..n..t..s.. .T..h..r..o..u..g..h.. ..U..s..e.. ..C..a..s..e..s........................................ 274 What Are Us.e.. .C...a..s..e..s..?.. ......................................................................................................................................... 275 Actors .......................................................................................................................................................... 277 Specifying U.s..e.. ..C..a..s..e...s.. ........................................................................................................................................ 281 Matching Up ..U...s..e.. .C...a..s..e..s.. .w...i.t..h.. .A...c..t.o..r..s.. ............................................................................................................... 282 To Diagram o..r. .N...o..t.. .t.o.. ..D..i.a..g...r.a..m...?.. ......................................................................................................................... 283 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 285 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 285 3 Chap..t.e..r.. .1..0..:. .M...o..d...e..l.i.n..g.. .t.h...e.. .S..t.a..t.i.c../.D...a..t.a.. .A...s..p..e..c..t.s.. ..o..f. .t.h...e.. .S..y..s..t.e..m...................................... 286 Identifying A..p..p..r.o...p..r.i.a..t..e.. ..C...l.a..s..s..e..s.. ...................................................................................................................... 287 Producing a D...a..t.a.. .D...i.c..t.i.o..n...a..r.y.. ............................................................................................................................... 299 Determining ..A..s..s..o...c..i.a..t.i.o..n...s.. ..B...e..t.w...e..e..n.. ...C..l.a..s..s..e..s... ............................................................................................... 300 UML Notation..:. ..M...o..d..e..l.i.n...g.. .t..h..e.. .S...t.a..t.i.c.. ..A..s..p...e..c..t.s.. .o...f. .a..n... .A...b..s..t.r..a..c..t.i.o..n.. ................................................................... 304 Object Diagr.a..m...s.. .................................................................................................................................................. 320 Information .". ..F..l.o..w...s.. .".. . ..A..l.o...n..g.. .t..h..e.. .A...s..s..o..c..i.a..t.i.o...n.. . ..". ..P..i.p..e..l.i.n...e.. .".. ........................................................................ 323 " Mixing and .M...a..t..c..h..i.n..g.. ..". .. .R...e..l.a..t.i.o..n...s..h..i.p.. .N...o..t..a..t.i.o..n..s.. ........................................................................................... 328 Association ..C..l.a..s..s..e..s.. ........................................................................................................................................... 330 Our " Comp.l.e..t.e..d.. ..".. . ..S..t.u...d..e..n..t. ..R..e..g...i.s..t.r.a..t..i.o..n.. ..S..y..s..t.e..m.... .C...l.a..s..s.. .D...i.a..g..r..a..m... ............................................................ 333 Metadata .......................................................................................................................................................... 338 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 340 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 341 4 Chapter 11: Modeling the Dynamic/Behavioral Aspects of the Syst.e..m................................................................................................................................ 341 How Behavio.r.. .A...f.f.e...c..t.s.. .S...t.a..t.e.. ............................................................................................................................... 342 Scenarios .......................................................................................................................................................... 347 Sequence Di..a..g..r.a..m...s... ........................................................................................................................................... 351 Using Seque.n..c..e.. ..D...i.a..g..r..a..m...s.. ..t.o.. ..D...e..t.e..r..m...i.n..e.. ..M...e..t.h...o..d..s.. ...................................................................................... 357 Collaboration. ...D..i.a..g...r.a..m...s.. ...................................................................................................................................... 360 Revised SRS. .C...l.a..s..s.. .D...i.a..g..r..a..m... .............................................................................................................................. 361 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 362 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 363 5 Chap..t.e..r.. .1..2..:. .W...r..a..p..p..i.n..g... .U..p... .O...u..r. .M...o..d...e..l.i.n..g.. .E...f.f.o..r..t.s........................................................... 364 Testing Your. ..M...o...d..e..l. ............................................................................................................................................ 365 Revisiting R.e..q...u..i.r.e..m....e..n..t.s.. ................................................................................................................................... 366 Reusing Mod.e..l.s..:.. .A... .W....o..r..d.. .A...b..o..u...t. ..D..e..s..i.g..n... .P...a..t.t.e..r..n..s.. ......................................................................................... 368 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 371 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 371 Part VIII Part Three: Translating a UML " Blueprint " into C# Code 373 1 Chap..t.e..r.. .1..3..:. .A... .D...e..e..p..e..r. .L...o..o..k.. .a..t. ..C..#................................................................................... 373 Sorting Out .T..e..r.m....i.n..o..l.o..g...y.. ................................................................................................................................... 375 Setting Up a ..C..#... .P..r..o..g..r..a..m...m...i.n...g.. .E...n..v..i.r.o...n..m...e..n..t.. .................................................................................................. 377 Compiling an..d.. .R...u..n..n...i.n..g.. ..C..#.. ..P..r..o..g..r..a..m...s.. ............................................................................................................. 378 Contents 7 Namespaces.. ........................................................................................................................................................ 388 Strings As O..b..j.e..c..t.s.. .............................................................................................................................................. 393 C# Exception. .H...a..n..d..l.i.n..g... ........................................................................................................................................ 399 The Object C..l.a..s..s.. ................................................................................................................................................. 409 C#'s Collecti.o..n.. ..C...l.a..s..s..e..s.. ..................................................................................................................................... 416 Initialization .o..f. ..V..a...r.i.a..b..l.e..s..,. ..R...e..v..i.s..i.t.e..d.. ................................................................................................................. 434 More About .t.h..e.. ..M...a..i.n.. ..M...e..t.h...o..d.. ........................................................................................................................... 435 Developing C..o..m...m....a..n..d.. ..L..i.n..e.. ..-. ..D..r..i.v..e..n.. ..A..p...p..l.i.c..a..t.i.o..n...s.. ........................................................................................ 437 Object Self-R.e..f..e..r.e..n..c..i.n...g.. .w...i.t.h... . .".. ..t.h..i.s.. ..". .............................................................................................................. 442 Constructors.,. ...R...e..v..i.s..i.t.e..d.. ..................................................................................................................................... 443 More About I.n...h..e..r.i.t..a..n..c..e.. .a...n..d.. ..C..#.. ........................................................................................................................ 448 More on Me.t.h..o..d..s.. ................................................................................................................................................ 457 Object Identi.t..i.e..s.. .................................................................................................................................................. 461 Object Deleti.o..n.. ..a..n..d.. ..G...a..r.b..a..g...e.. .C...o..l.l.e..c..t.i.o...n.. ......................................................................................................... 466 The " Other .".. . .K...i.n..d.. ..o..f. .A...t.t.r..i.b..u..t.e... ....................................................................................................................... 467 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 468 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 469 2 Chap..t.e..r.. .1..4..:. .T..r..a..n..s..f.o..r..m...i.n..g.. ..O..u...r. .U...M...L.. .M...o..d..e..l. ..i.n..t.o.. .C...#.. .C...o..d..e............................................ 471 Suggestions ..f.o..r. ..G...e..t.t.i.n...g.. ..t.h..e.. ..M...a..x..i.m...u..m.... .V...a..l.u..e.. ..o..u..t.. .o..f.. .T...h..i.s.. ..a..n..d.. ..S..u..b...s..e..q..u..e..n...t. .C...h..a..p...t.e..r.s.. .......................... 472 The SRS Clas..s.. ..D..i.a..g...r.a..m...,. ..R..e..v..i.s..i.t..e..d.. ................................................................................................................... 472 Debugging T.i.p.. ...................................................................................................................................................... 516 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 518 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 519 3 Chapter 15: Rounding Out Our Application, Part 1 - Adding File Pers.i.s..t.e..n..c..e........................................................................................................................ 520 What Is Pers..i.s..t.e..n..c..e..?... ......................................................................................................................................... 521 CollectionWra..p...p..e..r. ..(.E...n..c..a..p..s..u..l.a..t..i.n..g.. ..C..o..l.l.e...c..t.i.o..n..s..;. ..R...e..a..d..i.n..g.. ..f.r..o..m... .a...n.. .A...S..C...I.I. .F...i.l.e..). .......................................... 530 CourseCatal.o..g.. ..................................................................................................................................................... 535 Faculty .......................................................................................................................................................... 540 Revamping .S..c..h...e..d..u..l.e..O...f.C...l.a..s..s..e..s.. ....................................................................................................................... 542 Course Mod.i.f.i.c..a..t..i.o..n..s.. ......................................................................................................................................... 544 The Student .C...l.a..s..s.. .(.D...y..n..a..m....i.c.. .D...a..t.a.. .R...e..t.r..i.e..v..a..l.;. ..P..e..r.s...i.s..t.i.n..g.. ..O...b..j.e..c..t. ..S..t.a..t.e...). ...................................................... 545 Revisiting the.. ..S..R...S.. .C...l.a..s..s.. .................................................................................................................................... 552 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 560 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 560 4 Chapter 16: Rounding Out Our Application, Part 2 - Adding a Grap.h...i.c..a..l. .U...s..e..r. ..I.n..t.e..r..f.a..c..e................................................................................................. 561 C# GUIs: A P.r..i.m...e..r. ................................................................................................................................................ 562 Stage 1: Prep..a..r.i.n..g... .a.. .C...o..n..c..e..p...t. .o..f.. .O...p..e..r.a..t..i.o..n..s.. .f..o..r. .t..h..e.. .S...R..S... .G...U..I. ...................................................................... 569 Stage 2: Crea..t.i.n..g.. ..t.h..e.. .L...o..o..k.. .o...f. .O...u..r.. .G...U..I. ............................................................................................................. 579 Stage 3: Add.i.n..g.. .F...u..n..c..t.i.o...n..a..l.i.t.y.. .T...h..r.o...u..g..h.. .E...v..e..n..t. ..H..a..n...d..l.i.n..g.. ................................................................................ 605 Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 639 Exercises .......................................................................................................................................................... 640 5 Chap..t.e..r.. .1..7..:. .N...e..x..t. .S...t.e..p..s.................................................................................................... 640 Our " Tried a..n...d.. .T..r..u..e.. .".. . ..A..p...p..r.o...a..c..h.. .t.o... .L..e..a..r..n..i.n..g.. ..C..#.. ..P..r..o..p..e..r.l.y.. ........................................................................ 641 Recommende..d.. ...R...e..a..d..i.n..g... .................................................................................................................................... 642 Your Comme..n..t.s..,. ..P...l.e..a..s..e..!. ................................................................................................................................... 644 Part IX Appendix A: Suggestions for Using This Book As a Textbook 646 1 Suita..b..i.l.i.t.y.. ..o..f. .C...#.. .A...s.. .a.. .T...e..a..c..h..i.n..g.. ..L..a..n..g..u..a..g...e................................................................... 647 7 8 Beginning C# Objects - From Concepts to Code @Team LiB 2 Som.e.. ..F..i.n..a..l. ..R..e..c..o...m...m...e..n..d..a..t..i.o..n..s...................................................................................... 648 Part X Appendix B: Alternative Case Studies 651 1 Case.. .S..t.u...d..y.. .#..2..:. .C...o..n..f.e..r..e..n..c..e.. .R...o..o..m... .R...e..s..e..r.v..a..t..i.o..n.. .S...y..s..t.e..m............................................... 652 2 Case.. .S..t.u...d..y.. .#..3..:. .B...l.u..e.. .S...k..i.e..s.. .A..i.r..l.i.n..e.. .R...e..s..e..r.v..a..t.i.o...n.. .S..y..s..t.e..m................................................ 655 Part XI Appendix C: Setting Up a Basic Object Modeling/C# Environment 658 1 The ...N..E...T.. .F...r.a..m...e..w...o..r..k.. .S..o...f.t.w...a..r.e.. ..D..e..v..e..l.o..p...e..r.'.s.. .K...i.t.......................................................... 658 2 " Od.d..s.. .a..n..d.. .E...n..d..s.. .".. . .T..i.p...s.. .f.o..r. .G...e..t.t..i.n..g.. .C...#.. .t.o.. .W....o..r.k.. .P...r.o..p..e..r..l.y........................................... 659 3 Usin.g.. .t..h..e.. .O...n..l.i.n..e.. ....N..E...T.. .F..r..a..m...e..w...o..r.k.. ..D..o..c..u...m...e..n..t.a..t.i.o...n..................................................... 662 4 Som.e.. .F..i.n...a..l. .N...o..t.e..s............................................................................................................. 663 Part XII Appendix D: Downloading and Compiling the SRS Source Code 666 Part XIII Appendix E: C# Keywords 669 Part XIV Index 678 1 Inde.x.._..A.............................................................................................................................. 678 2 Inde.x.._..B.............................................................................................................................. 682 3 Inde.x.._..C.............................................................................................................................. 683 4 Inde.x.._..D.............................................................................................................................. 689 5 Inde.x.._..E.............................................................................................................................. 691 6 Inde.x.._..F.............................................................................................................................. 692 7 Inde.x.._..G.............................................................................................................................. 694 8 Inde.x.._..H.............................................................................................................................. 696 9 Inde.x.._..I.............................................................................................................................. 697 10 Inde.x.._..J.............................................................................................................................. 699 11 Inde.x.._..K.............................................................................................................................. 700 12 Inde.x.._..L.............................................................................................................................. 700 13 Inde.x.._..M.............................................................................................................................. 701 14 Inde.x.._..N.............................................................................................................................. 705 15 Inde.x.._..O.............................................................................................................................. 706 16 Inde.x.._..P..-..Q.......................................................................................................................... 709 17 Inde.x.._..R.............................................................................................................................. 711 18 Inde.x.._..S.............................................................................................................................. 713 19 Inde.x.._..T.............................................................................................................................. 722 20 Inde.x.._..U.............................................................................................................................. 723 21 Inde.x.._..V.............................................................................................................................. 725 Contents 9 22 Inde.x.._..W.............................................................................................................................. 726 23 Inde.x.._..X.............................................................................................................................. 727 24 Index.._..Y...-.Z........................................................................................................................... 727 Part XV List of Figures 729 Part XVI List of Tables 739 Part XVII List of Sidebars 742 Index 0 9 HelpAndManual_unregistered_evaluation_copy 10 Foreword Foreword This is just another title page placed between table of contents and topics Top Level Intro This page is printed before a new top-level chapter starts Part I 12 Beginning C# Objects - From Concepts to Code @Team LiB 1 Table of Contents Beginning C# Objects: From Concepts to Code by Jacquie Barker and ISBN:159059360x Grant Palmer? Apress ?2004 (820 pages) This book addresses the two fundamental concepts that programmers must grasp in order to write a professional object-oriented C# application, then introduces object terminology so you can translate an object model into C# code with ease. Table of Contents Beginning C# Objects—From Concepts to Code Preface Introduction Part One - The ABCs of Objects Ch apt - A Little Taste of C# er 1 Ch apt - Abstraction and Modeling er 2 Ch apt - Objects and Classes er 3 Ch apt - Object Interactions er 4 Ch apt - Relationships Between Objects er 5 Ch apt - Collections of Objects er 6 Ch apt - Some Final Object Concepts er 7 Part Two - Object Modeling 101 Ch apt - The Object Modeling Process in a Nutshell er 8 Ch - Formalizing Requirements Through Use Cases apt Table of Contents 13 er 9 Ch apt - Modeling the Static/Data Aspects of the System er 10 Ch apt - Modeling the Dynamic/Behavioral Aspects of the System er 11 Ch apt - Wrapping Up Our Modeling Efforts er 12 Part Three - Translating a UML "Blueprint" into C# Code Ch apt - A Deeper Look at C# er 13 Ch apt - Transforming Our UML Model into C# Code er 14 Ch apt - Rounding Out Our Application, Part 1—Adding File Persistence er 15 Ch apt - Rounding Out Our Application, Part 2— Adding a Graphical User Interface er 16 Ch apt - Next Steps er 17 Ap pe - Suggestions for Using This Book As a Textbook ndi x A Ap pe - Alternative Case Studies ndi x B Ap pe - Setting Up a Basic Object Modeling/C# Environment ndi x C Ap pe - Downloading and Compiling the SRS Source Code ndi x D Ap pe - C# Keywords ndi x E Index List of Figures List of Tables List of Sidebars

See more

The list of books you might like

Most books are stored in the elastic cloud where traffic is expensive. For this reason, we have a limit on daily download.