October 2012
Intermediate to advanced
882 pages
30h 2m
English
Content preview from Programming C# 5.0
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Index
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Symbols
- ! (exclamation mark), Operators, Operators
- " " (quotation marks, double), surrounding string literals, Expressions
- # (number sign, hash sign, octothorpe, crosshatch, or pound sign), Text-Oriented Types
- % (percent sign), Operators, Operators
- & (ampersand), Operators, Operators, Operators, Operators, Unsafe Code
- && (conditional AND) operator, Operators, Operators
- &= (bitwise AND and assignment) operator, Operators
- address of operator, Unsafe Code
- bitwise AND operator, Operators
- ( ) (parentheses), Program Entry Point, Expressions, Numeric conversions, Constructors
- denoting parameter and argument lists, Program Entry Point, Constructors
- parenthesized expressions, Expressions
- using in casts, Numeric conversions
- (ISO/IEC standard 14882:2011 (C++), Why Not C#?
- * (asterisk), Operators, Operators, Grid, Unsafe Code
- *= (multiplication and assignment) operator, Operators
- multiplication operator, Operators
- star sizing in XAML, Grid
- using with pointers, Unsafe Code
- + (plus sign), Local Variables, Expressions, Operators ...
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