[Good Book recommendation] C # And. NET 2.0 practices: platforms, languages, and frameworks

Title: C # And. NET 2.0 practice: Platform, language, and framework
Original Title: Practical. Net2 and C #2: Harness the Platform, the Language, the Framework
Original Press: Paradoxal Press
Press: People's post and telecommunications Press
By Patrick Smacchia
Translator: Shi Fan Li yonglun Tan Ying Hua Xu Ning
Published on: 2007-12-10
Pricing: 99.00 RMB

I didn't even notice this book or read the original version. But when I read the contents of this book, I can't help but sigh: a lot of pages ~~ This book contains 18 full pages (Chinese version), which is extremely exaggerated ~~ And it's definitely not a lot of line height. Every page is a piece of dense. I have roughly counted these directories, all of which are 40 lines a page (note, this book is 16 ).

Of course, the contents do not indicate that a book must be good. Let's take a look at the content. First, let's talk about the content distribution. This book has a total of more than 760 pages (Chinese version ), this seems to be an indirect explanation of the problem-if there are not many pages in each section, will it not go deeper? I must admit that some of the content is relatively simple, but this may be related to the fact that the author has carefully divided the section, for example, the XMLDocument class contains three small sections: "loading and traversing XML documents", "editing and saving XML data", and "verifying XML documents". This book is very detailed, as. NET reference books are really good. As directories are detailed, It is very convenient to find the desired content.

I can only use one word to describe the specific content covered in this book-"all "! To be honest, I don't think this book can be called. NET 2.0. The quote of "praise for this book" is "I used to have half a dozen C # books on my desk. Now I think they can be replaced by this book ." This is what Steven Smith, Microsoft's Regional Manager, ASP. net mvp, AspAlliance.com, and AspAdvice.com, said. I think it will be exaggerated for other books, but it is a true portrayal of this book. Below I will list some of the main content involved:
* MSIL commands, assembly and related knowledge
*. NET Program deployment
* CLR
* Multithreading
* Code access security (CAS)
* Reflection
*. NET and COM interoperability
* C # language basics (Chapter 6 covers all the basic knowledge points involved in C #. I think it is much better than some domestic Colleges and Universities in terms of teaching materials)
* Collections and generics in. NET Framework
* IO operations
* Windows Form Basics
* ASP. NET 2.0
* ADO. NET 2.0
* XML
* Remoting
*. NET Web Service

Is there a large amount of content found ~~ It is hard to imagine what it would be like to put so much content together, but this book does! And the amount of content is just right. Of course, I personally think this book is suitable for beginners and intermediate students. NET learners. Of course, they also include college students and programmers. For Masters, I suggest you buy one on the shelf if you have spare money, it is easy to read and find (the master is not a fairy, but also needs to read it frequently to learn about it ).

For some content explanation, this book is also an ingenious method of comparison. It will tell you whether there are similar things in C ++ and what is in C. This makes C ++ programs easier to understand and looks more friendly. At the same time, there is also the implementation of MSIL, which is friendly for beginners and masters, so that they can have a deeper understanding of its compilation implementation and further consolidate the knowledge system.