Thinking in C#

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Examples and exercises from Thinking_in_C# (TCS) by Larry O’Brien and Bruce_Eckel, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 2002. The programs on this site add clarifications to the examples and exercises in the book. They are designed to be intuitive and easy to follow by beginners. Use this site as an addendum to the book.

See Authors'_License (TCS, p. vi-vii), as well as pages Contents, Exercises, and  Index. See also the Thinking_in_Java_site (TIJ) and Thinking_in_C#_blog, Thinking_in_Java_blog.

Chapter_3  (Hello, Objects)

Chapter_4  (Controlling Program Flow)

Chapter_5  (Initialization and Cleanup)

Chapter_6  (Hiding the Implementation)

Chapter_7  (Reusing Classes)

Chapter_8  (Interfaces and Implementation)

Chapter_9  (Coupling and Cohesion)

Chapter_10  (Collecting Your Objects)

Chapter_11  (Error Handling with Exceptions)

Chapter_12  (Input/Output in C#)

Chapter_13  (Reflection and Attributes)

Chapter_14  (Programming Windows Forms)

Chapter_15  (GDI+ Overview)

Chapter_16  (Multithreaded Programming)

Chapter_17  (XML)

Chapter_18  (Web Programming)

Index 

All programs on this site have GPL_License, latest edition. Some of these programs have several versions. The content from TCS is quoted in the first placed it is used.

In making these programs, I used the Mono_C#_Compiler (mcs) and KWrite text editor. For C/C++ I used gcc/g++. For a graphical interface, try Visual_Studio (for C/C++ try CodeBlocks). See also the Visual_Studio_tutorial_for_C# and the .NET_documentation. 

See my Google_Developer_Profile. 

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