Chapter 1. Introduction to Visual C# Programming
In this chapter: |
Language Origin |
C# Core Language Features |
Sample C# Program |
Namespaces |
Main Entry Point |
Local Variables |
Nullable Types |
Expressions |
Selection Statements |
Iterative Statements |
Classes |
Microsoft Visual C# 2005 is an object-oriented programming language used to develop applications targeting the .NET environment. Programming languages are not unlike natural languages such as Spanish, Latin, French, Chinese, or English—human languages that are written or spoken. Each natural language includes rules that describe proper syntax and structure; we use these rules to convey cohesive thoughts and ideas. A natural language also evolves over time, sometimes from or within a genus of other languages. Programming ...
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