I accidentally discovered a good thing, C # language specification. You don't need to download it everywhere, it is in your Visual Studio installation directory, for example: F: program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 9.0VC # Specifications2052CSharp Language Specification.doc
This is its directory. The full text is more than 500 pages, covering all the size knowledge in C #. It is definitely a mentor. As described in MSDN:C # language standards are the authoritative sources of C # syntax. It contains detailed information about all aspects of the language and many points not covered in the Visual C # product documentation. C #3.0 specifications have been updated and merged into a single document with earlier versions.Why not put such an important thing in MSDN?
Directory
1. Introduction 1
1.1 Hello world 1
1.2 program structure 2
1.3 type and variable 3
1.4 expression 6
Statement 8 of 1.5
1.6 class and object 12
1.6.1 Member 12
1.6.2 accessibility 13
1.6.3 type parameters 13
1.6.4 base class 14
1.6.5 field 14
1.6.6 Method 15
1.6.6.1 parameter 15
1.6.6.2 method body and local variable 16
1.6.6.3 static method and instance method 17
1.6.6.4 virtual methods, rewriting methods, and Abstract METHODS 18
1.6.6.5 method overload 20
1.6.7 other function member 21
1.6.7.1 constructor 22
1.6.7.2 property 23
1.6.7.3 indexer 23
1.6.7.4 event 23
1.6.7.5 Operator 24
1.6.7.6 destructor 25
1.7 structure 25
1.8 array 26
1.9 interface 27
1.10 enumeration 28
1.11 delegate 30
1.12 attribute 31