September 2021
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
31h 9m
English
So far, you've been introduced to some of the building blocks of the C# language, including variables, data types, and program flow statements, and you have seen a few short but complete programs that contain little more than top-level statements and a few methods. What you haven't seen yet is how to put all these elements together to form a longer program. The key to this lies in working with the types of .NET—classes, records, structs, and tuples, which are the subject of this chapter.
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