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"The C# programming language" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Preface
• 2- C# 1.0
• 3- Introduction
• 4- Hello World
• 5- Program Structure
• 6- Types and Variables
• 7- Expressions
• 8- Statements
• 9- Classes and Objects
• 10- Structs
• 11- Arrays
• 12- Interfaces
• 13- Enums
• 14- Delegates
• 15- Attributes
• 16- Lexical Structure
• 17- Programs
• 18- Grammars
• 19- Lexical Analysis
• 20- Tokens
• 21- Preprocessing Directives
• 22- Basic Concepts
• 23- Application Startup
• 24- Application Termination
• 25- Declarations
• 26- Members
• 27- Member Access
• 28- Signatures and Overloading
• 29- Scopes
• 30- Namespace and Type Names
• 31- Automatic Memory Management
• 32- Execution Order
• 33- Types
• 34- Value Types
• 35- Reference Types
• 36- Boxing and Unboxing
• 37- Variables
• 38- Variable Categories
• 39- Default Values
• 40- Definite Assignment
• 41- Variable References
• 42- Atomicity of Variable References
• 43- Conversions
• 44- Implicit Conversions
• 45- Explicit Conversions
• 46- Standard Conversions
• 47- User-Defined Conversions
• 48- Expressions
• 49- Expression Classifications
• 50- Operators
• 51- Member Lookup
• 52- Function Members
• 53- Primary Expressions
• 54- Unary Operators
• 55- Arithmetic Operators
• 56- Shift Operators
• 57- Relational and Type-Testing Operators
• 58- Logical Operators
• 59- Conditional Logical Operators
• 60- Conditional Operator
• 61- Assignment Operators
• 62- Expression
• 63- Constant Expressions
• 64- Boolean Expressions
• 65- Statements
• 66- End Points and Reachability
• 67- Blocks
• 68- The Empty Statement
• 69- Labeled Statements
• 70- Declaration Statements
• 71- Expression Statements
• 72- Selection Statements
• 73- Iteration Statements
• 74- Jump Statements
• 75- The Try Statement
• 76- The Checked and Unchecked Statements
• 77- The Lock Statement
• 78- The Using Statement
• 79- Namespaces
• 80- Compilation Units
• 81- Namespace Declarations
• 82- Using Directives
• 83- Namespace Members
• 84- Type Declarations
• 85- Classes
• 86- Class Declarations
• 87- Class Members
• 88- Constants
• 89- Fields
• 90- Methods
• 91- Properties
• 92- Events
• 93- Indexers
• 94- Operators
• 95- Instance Constructors
• 96- Static Constructors
• 97- Destructors
• 98- Structs
• 99- Struct Declarations
• 100- Struct Members
• 101- Class and Struct Differences
• 102- Struct Examples
• 103- Arrays
• 104- Array Types
• 105- Array Creation
• 106- Array Element Access
• 107- Array Members
• 108- Array Covariance
• 109- Array Initializers
• 110- Interfaces
• 111- Interface Declarations
• 112- Interface Members
• 113- Fully Qualified Interface Member Names
• 114- Interface Implementations
• 115- Enums
• 116- Enum Declarations
• 117- Enum Modifiers
• 118- Enum Members
• 119- The System.Enum Type
• 120- Enum Values and Operations
• 121- Delegates
• 122- Delegate Declarations
• 123- Delegate Instantiation
• 124- Delegate Invocation
• 125- Exceptions
• 126- Causes of Exceptions
• 127- The System.Exception Class
• 128- How Exceptions Are Handled
• 129- Common Exception Classes
• 130- Attributes
• 131- Attribute Classes
• 132- Attribute Specification
• 133- Attribute Instances
• 134- Reserved Attributes
• 135- Attributes for Interoperation
• 136- Unsafe Code
• 137- Unsafe Contexts
• 138- Pointer Types
• 139- Fixed and Moveable Variables
• 140- Pointer Conversions
• 141- Pointers in Expressions
• 142- The Fixed Statement
• 143- Stack Allocation
• 144- Dynamic Memory Allocation
• 145- C# 2.0
• 146- Introduction to C# 2.0
• 147- Generics
• 148- Anonymous Methods
• 149- Iterators
• 150- Partial Types
• 151- Nullable Types
• 152- Generics
• 153- Generic Class Declarations
• 154- Generic Struct Declarations
• 155- Generic Interface Declarations
• 156- Generic Delegate Declarations
• 157- Constructed Types
• 158- Generic Methods
• 159- Constraints
• 160- Expressions and Statements
• 161- Revised Lookup Rules
• 162- Right-Shift Grammar Changes
• 163- Anonymous Methods
• 164- Anonymous Method Expressions
• 165- Anonymous Method Signatures
• 166- Anonymous Method Conversions
• 167- Anonymous Method Blocks
• 168- Outer Variables
• 169- Anonymous Method Evaluation
• 170- Delegate Instance Equality
• 171- Definite Assignment
• 172- Method Group Conversions
• 173- Delegate Creation Expressions
• 174- Implementation Example
• 175- Iterators
• 176- Iterator Blocks
• 177- Enumerator Objects
• 178- Enumerable Objects
• 179- The Yield Statement
• 180- Implementation Example
• 181- Partial Types
• 182- Partial Declarations
• 183- Name Binding
• 184- Nullable Types
• 185- Nullable Types
• 186- Conversions
• 187- Expressions
• 188- Other Features
• 189- Property Accessor Accessibility
• 190- Static Classes
• 191- Namespace Alias Qualifiers
• 192- Extern Aliases
• 193- Pragma Directives
• 194- Default Value Expression
• 195- Conditional Attribute Classes
• 196- Fixed Size Buffers
• 197- Appendixes
• 198- Documentation Comments
• 199- Introduction
• 200- Recommended Tags
• 201- Processing the Documentation File
• 202- An Example
• 203- Grammar
• 204- Lexical Grammar
• 205- Syntactic Grammar
• 206- Grammar Extensions for Unsafe Code
• 207- Index

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