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Ready, Steady, Go!, worked with procedural languages like Visual Basic. (C# is called an ., which differs in approach from . like Visual Basic, Pascal, COBOL, and a lot of others that have been just about left for dead.) Object-oriented languages are not only the wave of the future, they’re the wave of today. You can’

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C# Exception Handling,f it all. In fact, most programs are written by teams of developers, rather than by individuals. That means code written by one developer is going to be used and modified by other developers. Since the developers can’t perform a Vulcan mind meld, they must have a well-understood and useful form of c

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All About Persistence,. The key concept is that you are taking information from memory and transferring it to some other location. Later, you (or other users) will be able to retrieve that information and use it to execute some task.

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Application Configuration and Dynamic Loading,face to use, and which assembly to reference. In these types of cases, you, as the developer, are in complete control, and when your application is built, all of the assemblies pop out as a nice, neat package.

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All About Multithreading,s limits, of course—you can probably do only two or three things simultaneously (at least if you want to do them all well). But suppose you could put down the work, start another piece of work, then put that down, and then switch to the original work. How many tasks could you handle at the same time

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Writing Functional Code in C#, its functional programming side. Functional programming aims to create code that has no side effects. Many of the previous Chapters included functional programming aspects, without calling it functional programming. In this Chapter, I am going to put the stake in the ground and explain functional p

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Book 2008Latest editionondingly more complex and powerful as C# features interact to achieve the results that you want...This second edition has been revised and improved to now include the SQL Server 2008 release and explain how you can integrate SQL Server 2008 with your C# applications. ..By the time you‘ve finished re