You get chapter exercises that let you practice your new skills. And you get Murach's distinctive "paired-pages" format that developers like because it saves both training and reference time.
This C book has been a favorite of developers ever since the 1st edition came out in So you can be sure that this latest edition will deliver the professional skills youre looking for today. In fact, it will teach you the C essentials more easily than ever, as it shows you how to take advantage of the most recent releases of C ,. NET, and Visual Studio. Its a self-paced book that shows you how to use Visual Studio, C , and the.
NET classes to develop Windows Forms applicationswhether youre new to programming or not. Its an object-oriented book that shows you how to use business classes, inheritance, and interfaces the way theyre used in the real world. When youre done, youll be able to develop 3-tiered, object-oriented, Windows Forms applications the way the best professionals do.
And youll have the essential skills that you need to develop any C applicationwhether for the desktop, the web, or mobile devices.
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In brief, sections 2 and 3 of this book present the essential jQuery and jQuery UI User Interface skills for developing professional jQuery applications. The five chapters of section 3 present a professional set of skills for creating and using classes. The first chapter in this section, chapter 12, presents the basic skills every student should know.
Because the other chapters present advanced skills, you may want to be selective about which of these chapters or portions of chapters you assign. The four chapters of section 4 present the essential skills for developing applications that work with databases. It also includes the basic skills for using ADO. NET code to work with databases. The four chapters of section 5 present some additional skills for developing applications that work with data. That includes skills for working with text, binary, and XML files, the basic skills for using LINQ to query a data structure, and an introduction to using the Entity Framework to work with database data through an Entity Data Model.
You can decide which of these chapters you want to include in your course, and you can assign them in the sequence that works best for you, as long as you cover LINQ before going on to the Entity Framework.
One shows how to enhance a user interface with features like menus and toolbars, while the other presents options for deploying applications. Like the chapters in section 5, you can decide how much of this material to assign and in what sequence.
But it also works for object-oriented and database programming courses, so you may want to consider it for a two- or three-course sequence. For an introductory course, this book gives your students a realistic view of how Visual Studio and C are used to develop Windows Forms applications. By the time your students complete chapter 7, for example, they will be able to develop bulletproof applications that do data validation and exception handling.
And because sections 3 through 6 are modular, you can teach them in whatever sequence you prefer. After your students complete the first 12 chapters of this book, you can go on to any other section in the book. This works because these sections are written as independent modules that require only the first 12 chapters as a prerequisite. In addition, most of the chapters in sections 4, 5, and 6 are independent of each other, so they can be taught in any order.
If, for example, you want to emphasize the complexities of object-oriented programming, assign all of section 3. If you want to emphasize database programming, assign all of section 4.
If you want to teach a course that introduces all aspects of programming, assign selected chapters from sections 3, 4, 5, and 6. Remember too that all our books are priced fairly so students not only buy them but keep them for use on the job later on.
Here are just two of those features. Frankly, not much has changed when it comes to using C and Visual Studio to develop Windows applications. However, we have added material on Live Code Analysis, CodeLens, expression-bodied functions, interpolated strings, and the null-conditional operator, all new in VS To develop Windows Forms applications with C , you can have your students use one of the following:.
These editions all come with everything your students need to develop the Windows Forms applications presented in this book. That includes the Visual Studio development environment, version 4.
So all of the skills your students learn and all of the applications they develop with the Community Edition will still work with the other editions of Visual Studio. Appendix A of the book shows your students how to install any of the Visual Studio editions on their own PCs.
NET framework. What sets this apart is the Murach style of teaching. The format of left page detail and right page code sample is extremely useful, especially for those new to the subject matter at hand. I often recommend Murach's books to those that are just picking up various Microsoft based technologies or that are looking to improve their skills to an intermediate level.
My habit is to read everything on topics that I don't know much or anything about, and just skim the right pages for topics that I'm more familiar with. I like this format because it makes it easier to find areas that I need to read without going through everything.
These components provide everything that other publishers provide in a way that delivers better results. Appendix A in the book gives your students complete instructions for downloading and installing these items on their PCs. Then, if you have any questions that aren't answered here, please email us. There are no book corrections that we know of at this time. But if you find any, please email us , and we'll post any corrections that affect the technical accuracy of the book here.
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