Chapter 8. Working with Libraries
After completing this chapter, you’ll be able to:
Define and describe reusable code
Define and describe classes
Create an application that relies on a library
Add a test application to the library solution
Test a solution that uses multiple projects
A LIBRARY PROVIDES A MEANS of storing code in such a way that many applications can use it. Just as you borrow a book from a physical library to read and use its content, an application can borrow code from a code library to read and utilize it. Libraries offer many benefits to the developer—the most basic of which is the ability to write code once and use it many times. As you’ve seen, some of the examples in this book so far have reused code principles to accomplish seemingly ...
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