Learning C# 3.0
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PadLeft() method, System.String class PadRight() method, System.String class parameters displaying in debugger initializing named the same as member variables passing by reference passing using out modifier substitution params keyword 2nd parentheses (()) changing order of evaluation grouping in regular expressions Pascal notation 2nd 3rd 4th pattern matching Peek() method Queue class 2nd Stack class 2nd percent sign (%), modulus operator percent, equals sign (%=), modulus self-assignment operator period (.), dot operator platform [See .NET platform] plus sign (+) addition operator in Autos window combing delegates string concatenation operator plus sign, two (++), increment operator 2nd plus, equals sign (+=) adding events adding to multicast delegates 2nd addition self-assignment operator polymorphism 2nd 3rd [See also inheritance]4th polymorphic methods polymorphic types and virtual methods overriding interfaces Pop() method, Stack class 2nd postfix operator precedence of operators prefix operator private access modifier 2nd 3rd 4th 5th private implementation of a class problem domain programmers, number of on development team programs [See applications source code] projects, VS.NET 2nd [See also applications] properties 2nd creating defined by interfaces delegates as naming read-only in structs protected access modifier 2nd 3rd protected internal access modifier public access modifier 2nd 3rd 4th 5th public interface of a class publishing class 2nd Push() method, Stack class 2nd Pushpin icon, VS.NET
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