2017年第二版， PDF格式
What this book covers
Chapter 1, Hello, C#! Welcome, .NET Core!, is about setting up your
development environment and using various tools to create the simplest
application possible with C#. You will learn how to write and compile code
using Visual Studio 2017 on Windows, or Visual Studio Code on macOS,
Linux, or Windows. You will learn about the different .NET technologies:
.NET Framework, .NET Core, .NET Standard, and .NET Native.
Chapter 2, Speaking C#, is about the C# language---the grammar and
vocabulary that you will use every day to write the source code for your
applications. In particular, you will learn how to declare and work with
variables of different types.
Chapter 3, Controlling Flow, Converting Types, and Handling Exceptions, is
about writing code that makes decisions, repeats a block of statements,
converts between types, and handles errors. You will also learn the best
places to look for help.
Chapter 4, Using .NET Standard Types, is about commonly used .NET Core
types that are part of .NET Standard and how they are related to C#. You will
learn about the .NET Standard class library assemblies and the NuGet
packages of types that allow your applications to connect existing
components to perform common practical tasks, such as manipulating text,
storing items in collections, and implementing internationalization.
Chapter 5, Debugging, Monitoring, and Testing, is about debugging tools,
monitoring, diagnosing problems, and testing your code to remove bugs and
ensuring high performance, stability, and reliability.
Chapter 6, Building Your Own Types with Object-Oriented Programming, is
about all the different categories of members that a type can have, including
fields to store data and methods to perform actions. You will use OOP
concepts, such as aggregation and encapsulation. You will learn about the C#
7 language features such as tuple syntax support and out variables.
Chapter 7, Implementing Interfaces and Inheriting Classes, is about deriving
new types from existing ones using object-oriented programming (OOP).
You will learn how to define operators and C# 7 local functions, delegates
and events, how to implement interfaces about base and derived classes, how
to override a type member, how to use polymorphism, how to create
extension methods, and how to cast between classes in an inheritance
hierarchy.
Chapter 8, Working with Databases Using Entity Framework Core, is about
reading and writing to databases, such as Microsoft SQL Server and SQLite,
using the object-relational mapping technology known as the Entity
Framework Core.
Chapter 9, Querying and Manipulating Data with LINQ, is about Language
INtegrated Query (LINQ)---language extensions that add the ability to work
with sequences of items and filter, sort, and project them into different
outputs.
Chapter 10, Working with Files, Streams, and Serialization, is about
managing the filesystem, reading and writing to files and streams, text
encoding, and serialization.
Chapter 11, Protecting Your Data, is about protecting your data from being
viewed by malicious users using encryption and from being manipulated or
corrupted using hashing and signing.
Chapter 12, Improving Performance and Scalability with Multitasking, is
about allowing multiple actions to occur at the same time to improve
performance, scalability, and user productivity.
Chapter 13, Building Universal Windows Platform Apps Using XAML, is
about learning the basics of XAML that can be used to define the user
interface for a graphical app for the Universal Windows Platform (UWP).
This app can then run on Windows 10, Windows 10 Mobile, Xbox One, and
even HoloLens.
Chapter 14, Building Web Applications Using ASP.NET Core MVC, is about
learning the basics of building web applications with a modern HTTP
architecture on the server side using ASP.NET Core MVC. You will learn
about the startup configuration, authentication, routes, models, views, and
controllers that make up ASP.NET Core MVC.
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