Pro C# 7. 8 Ed A. Troelsen, P. Japikse

 Technology authors write for a demanding group of people (for the best of possible reasons). You know that building software solutions using any platform or language is extremely complicated and is specific to your department, company, client base, and subject matter. Perhaps you work in the electronic publishing industry, develop systems for the state or local government, or work at NASA or a branch of the military. Collectively, we have worked in a variety of industries, including developing children’s educational software (Oregon Trail/Amazon Trail), various enterprise systems, and projects within the medical and financial industries. The chances are almost 100 percent that the code you write at your place of employment has little to do with the code we have authored over the years. Therefore, in this book, we have deliberately chosen to avoid creating demonstrations that tie the example code to a specific industry or vein of programming. Given this, we explain C#, OOP, the CLR, and the .NET base class libraries using industry-agnostic examples. Rather than having every blessed example fill a grid with data, calculate payroll, or whatnot, we stick to subject matter we can all relate to: automobiles (with some geometric structures and employee payroll systems thrown in for good measure). And that’s where you come in. Our job is to explain the C# programming language and the core aspects of the .NET platform the best we possibly can. As well, we will do everything we can to equip you with the tools and strategies you need to continue your studies at this book’s conclusion. Your job is to take this information and apply it to your specific programming assignments. We obviously understand that your projects most likely don’t revolve around automobiles with friendly pet names (Zippy the BMW or a Yugo named Clunker, among others), but that’s what applied knowledge is all about! Rest assured, once you understand the topics and concepts presented within this text, you will be in a perfect position to build .NET solutions that map to your own unique programming environment.