Programming C# for beginners

Garnet Valley PA., 2014. — 75 p.This book written in 2003 is an overview of the new Microsoft language, C#. C# takes the best features of many present day programming languages. You became familiar with some of the language’s syntax. You learned how to write and compile your first command-line program with the “Hello, C# World!” example. You also became familiar with classes and their members, their scopes, and how to use them. You learned about some unique features, such as events the indexers, which were not available in languages such as C++. In the end of this article, you also saw the new advanced features added to version 2.0 and 3.0. You also saw some useful references and articles available on C# Corner website.I’ve written another book titled Programming C# 5.0 that covers C# language features that are missing in this book. Check out C# Corner Books section to download Programming C# 5.0 book.IntroductionC# Language FeaturesC# Editors & IDEsC# ComponentsHello C#, World!TypesAttributesVariablesConstantsExpressions and OperatorsControl StatementsClassesEventsIndexersInheritanceC# 2.0/3.0 FeaturesSummary