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OC188 ❘ ChaPTer 53 c#, visuAl bAsic, c++/cli, And f# F# defi nes a generic type with angle brackets. The generic type is marked with an apostrophe. Constraints are defi ned with the when keyword. A constraint follows when. In the example, a type constraint with : > is used. This defi nes that the generic type must derive from the interface or base class. You can also defi ne value type constraints ( : struct ), reference type constraints ( : not struct ), and default constructor constraints ( 'a : (new : unit - > ‘ a) ). A constraint that is not available with other languages is the null constraint ( 'a : null ). This constraint defi nes that the ‘ a generic type needs to be nullable. This allows all .NET reference types, but not F# types that are not nullable: type MyGeneric < 'a > when 'a : > IComparable < 'a > () as this = let list = new List < 'a > () member this.Add(item : 'a) = list.Add(item) member this.Sort() = list.Sort() code snippet FSharp/GenericsDemo.fs linq queries Language - integrated queries are a feature of C# and Visual Basic. The syntax is very similar between these two languages: LINQ is discussed in Chapter 11, “Language Integrated Query.” // C# var query = from r in racers where r.Country == "Brazil" orderby r.Wins descending select r; ' Visual Basic Dim query = From r in racers _ Where r.Country = "Brazil" _ Order By r.Wins Descending _ Select r code snippet CSharp/LinqSample.cs code snippet VisualBasic/LinqSample.vb C++/CLI does not support LINQ queries. C++/Cli miXing naTiVe and managed Code One of the big advantages of C++/CLI is the capability to mix native and managed code. You use native code from C# through a mechanism known as platform invoke, which is discussed in Chapter 26, “ Interop. ” Using native code from C++/CLI is known as It just works. In a managed class, you can use both native and managed code, as you can see here. The same is true for a native class. You can mix native and managed code as well within a method: #pragma once #include < iostream > using namespace std; using namespace System; // include this header file for cout // the iostream header defines the namespace std www.it-ebooks.info
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1.neT architecture WhaT ’ s in Th
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The Common language runtime ❘ 5 T
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assemblies ❘ 15 is, therefore, le
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Creating .neT applications Using C#
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Creating .neT applications Using C#
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2Core C# WhaT ’ s in This ChaPTer
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Your first C# Program ❘ 25 Compil
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Variables ❘ 27 You can also decla
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Variables ❘ 29 Variable scope The
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Predefined Data Types ❘ 31 ... pu
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flow Control ❘ 37 The output from
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Classes ❘ 67 class PhoneCustomer
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Generics overview ❘ 109 foreach (
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examining system.string ❘ 209 Ple
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lists ❘ 227 The following example
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linked list ❘ 241 { Console.Write
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linked list ❘ 245 } { // check fo
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Hosting the Dlr scriptruntime ❘ 3
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Unsafe Code ❘ 317 the method conc
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Unsafe Code ❘ 321 must be explici
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Custom attributes ❘ 335 error. Fo
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Custom attributes ❘ 337 specifyin
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Using reflection ❘ 341 ProPerTy N
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Using reflection ❘ 343 need is de
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Using reflection ❘ 345 finding ou
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Catching exceptions ❘ 353 ➤ arg
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PART II Visual studio ⊲ ChaPTer 1
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application Domains ❘ 443 AppDoma
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shared assemblies ❘ 447 ➤ gacut
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shared assemblies ❘ 449 Add the f
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Code Contracts ❘ 463 can also ass
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Code Contracts ❘ 465 invariants I
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Tr a c in g ❘ 467 TraCing With tr
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Tracing ❘ 469 The code, as it is
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event logging ❘ 479 With the Even
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entity framework Mapping ❘ 863 Le
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object Query ❘ 877 The following
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HTTP Client application ❘ 891 hTT
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Using XPathnavigators ❘ 921 This
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Microsoft.sqlserver.server ❘ 957
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35 Core WPf WhaT ’ s in This ChaP
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overview ❘ 985 namesPaCe System.W
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shapes ❘ 987 Figure
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layout ❘ 999 Label with a border
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layout ❘ 1001 Figure 35-15 shows
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styles and resources ❘ 1005 < But
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styles and resources ❘ 1007 } { n
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animations ❘ 1021 Duration="0:0:3
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animations ❘ 1023 Depending on th
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3 - D ❘ 1029 < /VisualStateGroup.
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3-D ❘ 1031 to define the light to
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Tr e eV i e w ❘ 1063 Command bind
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DataGrid ❘ 1071 How the group is
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summary ❘ 1073 After running the
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Text elements ❘ 1077 Running the
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Text elements ❘ 1079 The Span ele
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Text elements ❘ 1081 And everyw
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XPs Documents ❘ 1089 } Grid.SetRo
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navigation ❘ 1097 ➤ Media — T
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navigation ❘ 1099 NavigateUri=
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navigation ❘ 1101 using System; u
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networking ❘ 1103 Creating a WCf
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Creating a Windows forms applicatio
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Control Class ❘ 1123 the Control
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standard Controls and Components
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asP.neT Web forms ❘ 1151 Converse
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application Configuration ❘ 1181
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summary ❘ 1183 ➤ ➤ How to bin
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site navigation ❘ 1199 You see an
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security ❘ 1201 You are current
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security ❘ 1203 click the refresh
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security ❘ 1205 You are curre
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Web Parts ❘ 1211 The use of Web P
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outing ❘ 1245 ➤ ➤ Defining ro
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outing ❘ 1247 Any matching URLs w
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MVC ❘ 1259 //routes.Add(new Dynam
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43 Windows Communication foundation
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WCf overview ❘ 1281 ➤ ➤ REST
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simple service and Client ❘ 1283
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service implementation ❘ 1295 ser
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service implementation ❘ 1297
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service implementation ❘ 1299 } p
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Peer-to-Peer networking overview
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Microsoft Windows Peer - to - Peer
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Microsoft Windows Peer - to - Peer
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Message Queuing with WCf ❘ 1381 p
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offering syndication feeds sample
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summary ❘ 1395 The concrete imple
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aPPendiX Guidelines for Windows 7 a
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application recovery ❘ 1399 and C
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application recovery ❘ 1401 priva
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application recovery ❘ 1403 } tex
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equals() - export attribute compari
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MailMessage - Message property Mail
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World, Page, and Device Coordinates
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simple Text example ❘ OC27 draWin
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example application ❘ OC67 This u
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example application ❘ OC71 foreac
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