Learning C# 3.0

! (not operator)  

!= (not equals operator)   2nd  

"spaghetti code"  

% ( modulus operator)  

%= (modulus self-assignment operator)  

&& (and operator)  

> (greater than operator)  

>= (greater than or equal to operator)  

< (less than operator)  

<= (less than or equal to operator)   2nd  

() (parentheses)

       changing order of evaluation  

       grouping in regular expressions  

* (multiplication operator)  

*= (multiplication self-assignment operator)  

+ (addition operator)  

       combining delegates  

+ (concatenation operator)  

+ (plus sign), in Autos window  

++ (increment operator)   2nd  

+= (addition self-assignment operator)  

       adding events  

       adding to multicast delegates   2nd  

- (subtraction operator)  

-- (decrement operator)  

-= (subtraction self-assignment operator)  

       removing from multicast delegates  

. (dot operator), in object names  

.cs extension  

.csproj extension  

.NET Enterprise Servers  

.NET Framework  

.NET Framework Class Library (FCL)  

.NET platform   2nd   [See also C# language; VS.NET]

.NET programming

       books about  

       web sites about  

.NET types, corresponding to C# types  

.NET-enabled non-PC devices  

.sln extension  

/ (division operator)  

/* */ (comment delimeters)  

// ( slashes , two), beginning comments  

/// (slashes, three), beginning comments  

/= (division self-assignment operator)  

; (semicolon), ending statements with   2nd  

= (assignment operator)   2nd   3rd  

       copying strings  

== (equals operator)   2nd   3rd  

? (ternary operator)  

@ (verbatim string literals)  

[] (square brackets)

       in array declarations  

       array index operator  

       in indexer declarations  

       in jagged array declaration  

       string index operator  

       in syntax specification  

\ (backslash), beginning escape characters  

\: ( colon )

       creating a derived class  

       following labels  

       implementing interfaces  

       invoking constructor of base class  

\n (new line escape character)   2nd  

\t (tab escape character)  

^ (caret), indicating new line in regular expressions  

{} (braces)

       enclosing block of statements   2nd   3rd  

       enclosing class body   2nd  

       enclosing initial array elements  

       enclosing namespaces  

(vertical bar), grouping in regular expressions  

(or operator)