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Wrox's Visual C# 2005

Synopsis:

First, Barker explains how to install Visual C# 2005 Express Edition, which is included on the accompanying CD-ROM, and walks you through programming basics. You'll then learn how to build user interface elements in order to develop applications using Windows Forms. And you'll find out how to use data in your applications as you examine database concepts, data controls, SQL Server Express Edition features, and ADO.NET. This starter kit provides you with all the tools you'll need to write your own programs in Visual C# 2005 Express Edition. It will help you quickly gain the skills to begin using C# so that you can produce software applications that have no limits. This book helps to learn: the basics of programming in the Windows[registered] environment; how to take advantage of the visual tools within Visual C# 2005 Express Edition; and, ways to test and debug your applications so they run smoothly.This title also helps to learn: techniques for working with ADO.N ET classes; tips for incorporating SQL Server Express Edition features into your applications; and, how to develop applications with Visual C# 2005 Express Edition using Windows Forms with Web Services and various useful controls including RichText and Web Browser. This book is for first time programmers who want an easy way to delve into the exciting features of Visual C# 2005 Express Edition and begin creating their own customized applications. "Wrox Visual C# 2005 Express Edition Starter Kit" gives you the software tools you need to get started. It also provides structured tutorials that walk you through all the techniques you need to begin programming right away. The accompanying CD-ROM includes Visual C# 2005 Express Edition.

Author Biography:

F. Scott Barker has worked as a developer in the database field for over 16 years, and with Visual Basic, SQL Server, and Microsoft Access for the last 14 years. Scott is a Microsoft MVP and holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. Scott worked at Microsoft for two years as a member of the Microsoft Access and FoxPro teams. After leaving Microsoft, he started his own company, Applications Plus, and continued to consult for them by developing in-house tools. Scott has trained for Application Developers Training Company and throughout the United States, and is a frequent speaker at Microsoft Conferences in the United States, Canada, South Asia, and Europe. Through his classes and conferences, Scott has trained thousands of developers. Scott is a writer for a number of Microsoft Technical magazines, as well as a columnist for DotNetJunkies, and is the author of a number of books including topics such as ADO. NET, Visual Basic .NET, and InfoPath 2003.

Table of Contents:

About The Author. Acknowledgments. Introduction.

Part I, Introduction and Concepts. Chapter 1, Starting Strong With Visual C# 2005 Express Edition. Chapter 2, Programming 101, A Quick Discussion. Chapter 3, Quick Start Creating Your First C# Express Windows Project. Chapter 4, Introducing .net. Chapter 5, Getting Into C# Types. Chapter 6, Debugging Applications in C# Express. Chapter 7, Selections, Iterations, and Catching Exceptions.

Part II, Creating Applications With C# Express. Chapter 8, Working With Forms and Controls. Chapter 9, Adding Dialog Boxes and Rich Text to Your Application.

Part Iii, Using Data in Applications. Chapter 10, Introducing Database Concepts. Chapter 11, Using SQL Server Express Features Within C# Express. Chapter 12, Utilizing .net Data Controls. Chapter 13, Working With Ado.net.

Part IV, Finishing Touches. Chapter 14, Getting More Experience With Controls. Chapter 15, Using Web Services From Your C# Application. Chapter 16, Publishing Your Application and Next Steps. Appendix A, Answers to Exercises. Index.

Additional Information:

Illustrations: Illustrations Related subjects: C (Computer program language) Microsoft .NET BASIC (Computer program language) Programming languages