Programming Microsoft Windows with C #

Today, I finally read the programming Microsoft Windows with C # photocopy, prepared by Petzold, and published by Microsoft press.

The book has a total of 1290 pages, including the body to 1184 pages, and three additional appendices and indexes. Petzold is the author of programming windows and is now the fifth edition. The book describes Windows applications from two aspects: Windows Forms control and GDI +ProgramDevelopment, detailed content. It is recommended for development of Windows Forms, especially for programmers who often use GDI +. After reading it, it can also be used as a good reference book.

The contents of this book are as follows:

Chapter 1: Console thyself

Chapter 2: Hello, Windows Forms

Chapter 3: essential structures

Chapter 4: an exercise in text output

Chapter 5: lines, curves, and area fills

Chapter 6: tapping into the keyboard

Chapter 7: pages and transforms

Chapter 8: Taming the mouse

Chapter 9: Text and Fonts

Chapter 10: the timer and time

Chapter 11: Images and bitmaps

Chapter 12: buttons and labels and scrolls (oh my !)

Chapter 13: beziers and other Splines

Chapter 14: menus

Chapter 15: paths, regions, and Clipping

Chapter 16: Dialog Boxes

Chapter 17: brushes and pens

Chapter 18: Edit, list and spin

Chapter 19: font fun

Chapter 20: toolbars and status bars

Chapter 21: Printing

Chapter 22: Tree View and List View

Chapter 23: metafiles

Chapter 24: Clip, drag and drop

Appendix A: files and streams

Appendix B: Math class

Appendix C: String Theory

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