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Project/Solution Description Chapter 14 GarbageCollectionDemo This project shows how to implement exception-safe disposal of resources by using the Dispose pattern. Chapter 15 Drawing Using Properties AutomaticProperties This project extends the application in the Drawing project developed in Chapter 13 to encapsulate data in a class by using properties. This project shows how to create automatic properties for a class and use them to initialize instances of the class. Chapter 16 Indexers This project uses two indexers: one to look up a person’s phone number when given a name and the other to look up a person’s name when given a phone number. Chapter 17 BinaryTree BuildTree This solution shows you how to use generics to build a type-safe structure that can contain elements of any type. This project demonstrates how to use generics to implement a type-safe method that can take parameters of any type. Chapter 18 Cards This project updates the code from Chapter 10 to show how to use collections to model hands of cards in a card game. Chapter 19 BinaryTree IteratorBinaryTree This project shows you how to implement the generic IEnumerator interface to create an enumerator for the generic Tree class. This solution uses an iterator to generate an enumerator for the generic Tree class. Chapter 20 Delegates This project shows how to decouple a method from the application logic that invokes it by using a delegate. The project is then extended to show how to use an event to alert an object to a significant occurrence, and how to catch an event and perform any processing required Chapter 21 QueryBinaryTree This project shows how to use LINQ queries to retrieve data from a binary tree object. Introduction xxvii
Project/Solution Description Chapter 22 ComplexNumbers This project defines a new type that models complex numbers and implements common operators for this type. Chapter 23 GraphDemo Parallel GraphDemo GraphDemo With Cancellation ParallelLoop This project generates and displays a complex graph on a UWP form. It uses a single thread to perform the calculations. This version of the GraphDemo project uses the Parallel class to abstract out the process of creating and managing tasks. This project shows how to implement cancellation to halt tasks in a controlled manner before they have completed. This application provides an example showing when you should not use the Parallel class to create and run tasks. Chapter 24 GraphDemo PLINQ CalculatePI This is a version of the GraphDemo project from Chapter 23 that uses the async keyword and the await operator to perform the calculations that generate the graph data asynchronously. This project shows some examples of using PLINQ to query data by using parallel tasks. This project uses a statistical sampling algorithm to calculate an approximation for pi. It uses parallel tasks. Chapter 25 Customers This project implements a scalable user interface that can adapt to different device layouts and form factors. The user interface applies XAML styling to change the fonts and background image displayed by the application. Chapter 26 DataBinding ViewModel Cortana This is a version of the Customers project that uses data binding to display customer information retrieved from a data source in the user interface. It also shows how to implement the INotifyPropertyChanged interface so that the user interface can update customer information and send these changes back to the data source. This version of the Customers project separates the user interface from the logic that accesses the data source by implementing the Model-View-ViewModel pattern. This project integrates the Customers app with Cortana. A user can issue voice commands to search for customers by name. xxviii Introduction
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