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Professional Visual Studio® 2008
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Professional Visual Studio® 2008

by Nick Randolph, David Gardner
July 2008
Intermediate to advanced
1026 pages
27h 59m
English
Wrox
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11.7. Summary

This chapter explained how generic types, methods, and delegates can significantly improve the efficiency with which you can write and maintain code. You were also introduced to features—such as property accessibility and custom events—that give you full control over your code and the way it executes.

The following chapter examines some of the new language features that support the introduction of LINQ, namely implicit typing, object initialization, and extension methods.

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