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Call ................................................................................................................................. 197 Class ............................................................................................................................... 197 Code Reuse ..................................................................................................................... 198 Cohesion ......................................................................................................................... 198 Collection ........................................................................................................................ 198 Compiler ......................................................................................................................... 198 Component ...................................................................................................................... 198 Constructor ..................................................................................................................... 198 Coupling ......................................................................................................................... 199 Creative Laziness ............................................................................................................ 199 Declarative language ...................................................................................................... 199 Delegate .......................................................................................................................... 199 Dependency .................................................................................................................... 200 Event ............................................................................................................................... 200 Exception ........................................................................................................................ 200 Functional Design Specification ..................................................................................... 201 Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) ................................................................................ 201 Hierarchy ........................................................................................................................ 201 Immutable ....................................................................................................................... 201 Inheritance ...................................................................................................................... 201 Interface .......................................................................................................................... 201 Library ............................................................................................................................ 201 Machine code .................................................................................................................. 202 Member ........................................................................................................................... 202 Metadata ......................................................................................................................... 202 Method ............................................................................................................................ 202 Mutator ........................................................................................................................... 202 Namespace ...................................................................................................................... 202 Overload ......................................................................................................................... 202 Override .......................................................................................................................... 203 Portable ........................................................................................................................... 203 Private ............................................................................................................................. 203 Property .......................................................................................................................... 203 Protected ......................................................................................................................... 203 Public .............................................................................................................................. 203 Reference ........................................................................................................................ 203 Signature ......................................................................................................................... 204 Source file ....................................................................................................................... 204 Static ............................................................................................................................... 204 Stream ............................................................................................................................. 204 Structure .......................................................................................................................... 204 Subscript ......................................................................................................................... 204 Syntax Highlighting ........................................................................................................ 205 Test harness .................................................................................................................... 205 This ................................................................................................................................. 205 Typesafe .......................................................................................................................... 205 Unit test........................................................................................................................... 205 Value type ....................................................................................................................... 206 © Rob Miles 2015 Department of Computer Science, The University of Hull, Hull, HU6 7RX. All rights reserved. No large scale reproduction, copy or transmission of this publication may be made without written permission. Individual copies can be printed for personal use. The author can be contacted at: Email: rob@robmiles.com Blog: www.robmiles.com Twitter @RobMiles If you find a mistake in the text please report the error to foundamistake@robmiles.com and I will take a look. Edition 7.0 Thursday, 20 August 2015 The bananas were delicious. ii
Introduction Welcome Introduction Welcome Welcome to the Wonderful World of Rob Miles. This is a world of bad jokes, puns, and programming. In this book I'm going to give you a smattering of the C# programming language. If you have programmed before I'd be grateful if you'd still read the text. It is worth it just for the jokes and you may actually learn something. If you have not programmed before, do not worry. Programming is not rocket science it is, well, programming. The bad news about learning to program is that you get hit with a lot of ideas and concepts at around the same time when you start, and this can be confusing. The keys to learning programming are: Practice – do a lot of programming and force yourself to think about things from a problem solving point of view Study – look at programs written by other people. You can learn a lot from studying code which other folk have created. Figuring out how somebody else did the job is a great starting point for your solution. And remember that in many cases there is no best solution, just ones which are better in a particular context, i.e. the fastest, the smallest, the easiest to use etc. Persistence – writing programs is hard work. And you have to work hard at it. The principle reason why most folks don't make it as programmers is that they give up. Not because they are stupid. However, don't get too persistent. If you haven't solved a programming problem in 30 minutes you should call time out and seek help. Or at least walk away from the problem and come back to it. Staying up all night trying to sort out a problem is not a good plan. It just makes you all irritable in the morning. We will cover what to do when it all goes wrong later in section 5.9. Reading the notes These notes are written to be read straight through, and then referred to afterwards. They contain a number of Programming Points. These are based on real programming experience and are to be taken seriously. There are also bits written in a Posh Font. These are really important, should be learnt by heart and probably set to music. If you have any comments on how the notes can be made even better (although I of course consider this highly unlikely) then feel free to get in touch. Above all, enjoy programming. Rob Miles Getting a copy of the notes and code samples Printed copies of these notes are made freely available to Computer Science students at the University of Hull. The website for the book is at http://www.csharpcourse.com where you can also find the Powerpoint slide decks and laboratory exercises for the C# course based on this text. You can also find the C# code samples here too. If you want make a single printed copy of the text for private use, that's fine by me, but if you to print larger numbers I'd appreciate you getting in touch first. You can obtain a Kindle ebook version from Amazon. C# Programming © Rob Miles 2015 1
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