Professional C# and .NET - Nagel, Christian

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Résumé :

Introduction xxxix

Part I: The C# Language

Chapter 1: .NET Applications and Tools 3

From .NET Framework to .NET Core to .NET 3

.NET Terms 4

.NET Support Length 9

Application Types and Technologies 10

Microsoft Azure 12

Developer Tools 14

Using the .NET CLI 16

Summary 23

Chapter 2: Core C# 24

Fundamentals of C# 25

Nullable Types 30

Using Predefined Types 33

Controlling Program Flow 37

Organization with Namespaces 44

Working with Strings 45

Comments 49

C# Preprocessor Directives 51

C# Programming Guidelines 54

Summary 58

Chapter 3: Classes, Records, Structs, and Tuples 59

Creating and Using Types 60

Pass by Value or by Reference 60

Classes 62

Records 77

Structs 79

Enum Types 80

ref, in, and out 83

Tuples 86

ValueTuple 88

Deconstruction 88

Pattern Matching 89

Partial Types 92

Summary 94

Chapter 4: Object-Oriented Programming in C# 95

Object Orientation 96

Inheritance with Classes 96

Modifiers 104

Inheritance with Records 106

Using Interfaces 107

Generics 115

Summary 118

Chapter 5: Operators and Casts 119

Operators 120

Using Binary Operators 127

Type Safety 132

Operator Overloading 136

Comparing Objects for Equality 139

Implementing Custom Indexers 142

User-Defined Conversions 143

Summary 152

Chapter 6: Arrays 153

Multiple Objects of the Same Type 154

Simple Arrays 154

Multidimensional Arrays 157

Jagged Arrays 158

Array Class 159

Arrays as Parameters 163

Enumerators 163

Using Span with Arrays 167

Indices and Ranges 170

Array Pools 172

BitArray 174

Summary 176

Chapter 7: Delegates, Lambdas, and Events 177

Referencing Methods 178

Delegates 178

Lambda Expressions 187

Events 189

Summary 192

Chapter 8: Collections 193

Overview 194

Collection Interfaces and Types 194

Lists 195

Stacks 206

Linked Lists 208

Sorted List 209

Dictionaries 211

Sets 218

Performance 220

Immutable Collections 222

Summary 225

Chapter 9: Language Integrated Query 226

LINQ Overview 227

Standard Query Operators 233

Parallel LINQ 256

Expression Trees 258

LINQ Providers 261

Summary 262

Chapter 10: Errors and Exceptions 263

Handling Errors 264

Predefined Exception Classes 264

Catching Exceptions 265

User-Defined Exception Classes 278

Caller Information 285

Summary 287

Chapter 11: Tasks and Asynchronous Programming 288

Why Asynchronous Programming Is Important 289

Task-Based Async Pattern 290

Tasks 291

Error Handling 297

Cancellation of async Methods 299

Async Streams 300

Async with Windows Apps 302

Summary 306

Chapter 12: Reflection, Metadata, And Source Generators 307

Inspecting Code at Runtime and Dynamic Programming 308

Custom Attributes 308

Using Reflection 314

Using Dynamic Language Extensions for Reflection 322

ExpandoObject 325

Source Generators 327

Summary 334

Chapter 13: Managed and Unmanaged Memory 335

Memory 336

Memory Management Under the Hood 336

Strong and Weak References 342

Working with Unmanaged Resources 344

Unsafe Code 349

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Biographie:

Christian Nagel is a Microsoft MVP for Visual Studio and Development Technologies, software architect, and veteran developer who has been building solutions with .NET technologies since 2000. He has authored many acclaimed .NET books, and he also speaks at such international conferences as Ignite (formerly TechEd) and Tech Days. A supporter of .NET user groups, Christian is a Microsoft Certified Trainer and Professional Developer for WinUI and .NET MAUI Apps, ASP.NET Core, and Microsoft Azure.