C# Primer Plus

INTRODUCTION

Philosophy, Goals, and Audience

Forming a group of grammatically correct sentences in the English language by combining verbs, nouns, and other language elements is relatively easy compared to the task of constructing sentences that together form a spellbinding, classical novel.

C#, like any other programming language, also consists of a basic set of language elements. To form valid C# “sentences,” these elements must be put together according to C#'s rules of syntax. This is relatively easy compared to the task of creating a group of C# “sentences” that together form a successful, robust, and bug-free program.

Not only does this book teach you C#'s language elements from the ground up, it also explains their optimal use and shows ...