Programming Microsoft® Visual C#® 2008: The Language

Programming Microsoft® Visual C#® 2008: The Language, 9780735625402 (0735625409), Microsoft Press, 2008

Programming Microsoft Visual C# 2008: The Language is for developers seeking a comprehensive explanation of Visual C# 2008 or who want to explore a specific aspect of the language. The chapters are sequenced to provide a rational and complete review of the language. Each chapter also is reviewable as an independent unit that encapsulates a specific topic.

This book targets both professional and casual developers. Readers should have a basic understanding of programming concepts and object oriented programming. There is no other expectation. Practical and in-depth explanations are provided. Where beneficial, sample code is provided to complement explanations. Sample code often provides the clearest explanation of in-depth concepts. For this reason, this book contains a large number of code examples.

About the Author

Donis Marshall is a trainer, a consultant and an author with 20 years of development experience and an in-depth background on Microsoft .NET technologies. He is the author of several books, including .NET Security Programming. Donis teaches classes on .NET programming, debugging, security, and design and architecture. In addition, he is the president of DebugNow.

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