Sams Teach Yourself C# in 21 Days
NET and one of its programming languages, C#, are slowly  becoming more popular. Learn To Program teaches C# to beginners  with no programming experience, moving through the process of  developing a real-world application as a class project. From  ascertaining user needs through auditing results, it  demonstrates application development. In Chapter 1, the author  shows how to design and build on familiar concepts rather than  jump into coding basic programs. Allowing readers to simulate  the classroom experience and learn more naturally, Learn To  Program is recommended where C and C++ titles circulate. Teach  Yourself is a more traditional self-study guide for beginners  with some programming experience. It opens with a description of  C#'s attributes and a demonstration of writing and compiling a  basic "Hello, World!" program, before building up to more  advanced topics. Chapter Q&As;, quizzes, and exercises and weekly  reviews aid understanding, and useful appendixes contain  keywords, command-line compiler flags, and number systems. For  medium and larger libraries. More thoroughly serving  intermediate programmers, Complete Reference is the only one of  these three to ask readers to purchase Visual Studio .NET.  Appendixes address XML comments and robotics, and example source  code is available online. For larger libraries.Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.