Essential C# 7.0, Sixth Edition

10. Well-Formed Types

The previous chapters covered most of the constructs for defining classes and structs. However, several details remain to round out the type definition with fit-and-finish-type functionality. This chapter explains how to put the final touches on a type declaration.

In the mind map, the "Well-Formed Types" describes the “Overriding object Members, Operator Overloading, Referencing Other Assemblies, Defining Namespaces, XML Comments, Garbage Collections, and Resource Cleanup. The "XML Comments" includes Associating XML Comments with Programming Constructs and Generating an XML Documentation File. The "Garbage Collection" includes ...