| The fundamental concepts of how .NET works are covered in Part 1. The rest of the book focuses on the C# language itself, with relevant comparisons between C# and the Java programming language. What is covered: -
fundamental .NET concepts, especially those pertaining to how C# works; -
C# syntax and semantics; -
important .NET BCLs used for multi-threading , file I/O, reflection operations, and some useful collection classes. What is not covered: -
use of other .NET BCLs; -
use of C# for web services, web forms (ASP .NET), graphics (GDI+), COM interoperability, database access (ADO .NET); -
other .NET issues such as .NET security and remoting. |