C # study notes,

C # study notes,

I have been dealing with programming for a while, and I have always read some books separately, without a systematic knowledge framework. On the one hand, to spur myself, on the other hand, to have a clear learning route. So I plan to study and organize my recent study content. Based on my own foundation, I came out halfway. In this science, I majored in Industrial Engineering (Engineering) in near-computer science. It is regarded as a professional, but in recent years, the industry situation is still good. Let's get down to the truth! Let's talk about C # learning. Which of the following books do I mainly read?C # Essence (version 2)It mainly explains the related technologies of C #3.0. Now C #4.5 has come out, but for me, the new technologies under the new platform are not currently available, it is enough for me to stick to the Foundation honestly. At the same time, we will also referC # typical modules and project practicesMake corresponding small modules to practice. Currently, these two books are used as the main line for learning. For some of the knowledge points in the books, you can refer to the relevant books for details (indicated by the source ). Go to the topic! Given that I have a little foundation, I may choose one of my books for reading. It may not be continuous, but it must be noted in the chapter.Here, I just want to list some knowledge points so that I can have a general understanding of myself and Its beginners. Normally keep the speed of one article (one chapter) in two days.

Chapter 3 methods and parameters

Concepts involved:

• Structured Programming. Structured Programming is to build a structure in which various statements are filled to form a unit that can play an independent role. Structured Programming allows you to pass data to a group of statements and return the expected results after these statements are executed.
• Static. It can be understood as common variables and methods in VB. (VB is my first programming language)

4.1 call Methods

A method is a method that combines a series of statements to execute a specific operation. It can provide a better structure and organization for statements that constitute a program. For a method, its related concepts include namespace, type name, scope, method name, parameter, and method return value.