Microsoft Visual C#.NET 2003 Kick Start

And That's It

And that's itthat completes our survey of C#. We've come far in this book, from the very basics up through OOP, inheritance, delegates, streams, indexers, collections, Windows and Web applications, ADO.NET and databases, user controls and Web user controls, Windows Services, Web Services, deployment, assemblies and security, attributes and reflection, and now multithreading and remoting. We've become acquainted with all of these topics and dozens more in this book. In a programmer-to-programmer treatment like this, the idea is not to drag in all the beginning material from scratch, but to give you what you need as a knowledgeable programmer to hit the ground running. There's an incredible richness here for you to exploitall that's left is to put it to use. Happy programming.