Programmieren mit C# - Deutsche Ausgabe der 4. Auflage

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Jesse Liberty's guide to C# is a well-crafted resource aimed at developers with backgrounds in C++, Java, or Visual Basic. Unlike many technical books, it showcases the author's personality through clever examples drawn from his experiences, including anecdotes about his dog and references to Star Trek, while delivering substantial technical content. The book serves as an exceptional tutorial on the C# language, beginning with fundamental concepts like inheritance, delegation, and interfaces. It transitions into the .NET Framework, offering introductory insights into Windows Forms and Web Forms for both standalone and web applications. Advanced topics are explored in detail, such as .NET assemblies, deployment, and the use of reflection APIs that allow dynamic code modification at runtime, including the intriguing reflection emit technique. The latter sections delve into .NET stream classes, file and network I/O, and object serialization for SOAP, Web services, and .NET remoting. Liberty's expertise ensures a concise yet comprehensive exploration of C# and .NET, making this book a valuable resource for experienced developers approaching C# for the first time. It covers a wide range of topics, from basic programming constructs to advanced features, ensuring a thorough understanding of the language and its applications.