C# 10.0 All-in-One For Dummies

Index

Symbols & Numerics

• ' character, 36, 40

• \ character, 37, 534

• (:) character, 236, 646

• ! operator, 58, 87

• / operator, 82

•  – operator, 81, 82

• ?? operator, 226–227
• ? operators, 101

• - symbol, 16

• $ symbol, 44

• % operator, 82, 161

• & operator, 81, 87–88, 235
• && operator, 87–88

• * operator, 82

• @ sign
  • Razor runtime compilation
    • arrays, 772–773
    • logical statements, 771–772
    • loops, 772–774
    • syntax, 766–767
  • verbatim string operator, 39

• [] operator, 169
• [] symbol, 127, 141

• ^ operator, 87, 235

• _ symbol, 30, 259, 423

• { symbol, 19, 97

• | operator, 87, 235
• || operator, 87–88

• } symbol, 19, 97

• ~ symbol, 330, 350–351

• + operator, 38, 81, 82, 92–93, 484–485

• #+ operator, 38, 81, 82, 92–93, 484–485

• + symbol, 16
• ++n increment operator, 84, 122

• < operator, 81
• <= operator, 85
• <T> notation, 142

• = operator, 26, 81, 84, 91

• != operator, 52, 86

• = symbol, 26
• == operator, 52, 86–87
• => operator, 109. See also lambda expressions

• > operator, 81, 89
• >= operator, 85
• '\0' character constant, 37, 38

• // symbol, 19. See also comments

• '\n' constant, 37, 252

• n-- operator, 85

•  --n operator, 85

• n++ operator, 84, 122

• '\r' character constant, 37, 62

• " " character, 36

• ' ' character, 37

• " " character, 40. See also string constants; String.Empty value

• '\t' character constant, 20, 37, 592
• '\x' numeric constants, 43

• [Conditional(“DEBUG”)] attribute, 302
• [Obsolete] attribute, ...