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Table of Contents

1   Introduction

1.1  Visual Studio

1.2  C#

1.3  .NET Framework

1.4  Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

2   Visual Studio

2.1  Introduction

2.2  Getting Started

2.2.1  Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

2.2.2  New Project

2.2.3  Solution Explorer

2.2.4  Toolbox

2.2.5  Editors and Designers

2.2.6  Properties window

2.2.7  Build and Debug Tools

3   Windows Programming

3.1  Introduction

3.1.1  Windows Forms

3.1.2  WPF

3.2  Hello World

4   Getting Started with C#

4.1  Introduction

4.2  Data Types and Variables

4.2.1  Boolean type

4.2.2  Numeric types: Integrals, Floating Point, Decimal

4.2.3  String type

4.2.4  Arrays

4.3  Control Flow

4.3.1  The if Statement

4.3.2  The switch Statement

4.4  Loops

4.4.1  The while Loop

4.4.2  The do Loop

4.4.3  The for Loop

4.4.4  The foreach Loop

4.5  Methods

4.5.1  Nonstatic Methods

4.5.2  Static Methods

4.6  Namespaces

4.7  Classes

4.7.1  Constructor

4.8  Properties

4.9  Naming Convention

5   More Object-oriented Techniques

5.1  Inheritance

5.2  Polymorphism

5.3  Encapsulation

6   Exception Handling

  Windows Forms Example

Contents

1Introduction                                                                                                                        

1.1ProblemStatement

1.2Approach

1.3Overview

2The.NETFramework                                                                                                            

2.1Overviewof.NET

2.1.1CommonLanguageRuntime

2.1.2BaseClassLibrary

2.1.3CommonTypeSystemandCommonLanguageSpecification

2.1.4Types

2.1.5PortableExecutables

2.1.6VirtualExecutionSystem

2.1.7CodeManagement

2.1.8GarbageCollection

2.2TheIntermediateLanguage

2.2.1Directives

2.2.2ModulesandAssemblies

2.2.3Namespaces

2.2.4Methods

2.2.5TheILInstructionSet

2.2.6Generics

2.2.7NameResolution

2.3OurWork

2.4Summary

3GraphsandGraphTransformations                                                                                       

3.1Graphs

3.1.1ThePacmanExample

3.2GraphProductionRules

3.2.1ThePacmanExample-Productionrules

3.3GraphProductionSystem

3.3.1ThePacmanExample-GraphTransitionSystem

3.4GraphTransformationTool

3.4.1ThePacmanExample-GROOVE.

3.5Summary

4TranslatingILProgramstoGraphs                                                                                         

4.1Translator

4.2Meta-ModelAbstractSyntaxGraph

4.2.1High-levelstructure

4.2.2Types

 Reference

Delphi Language Guide

Language Overview

Programs and Units

Using Namespaces with Delphi

Fundamental Syntactic Elements

Declarations and Statements

Expressions

Data Types, Variables, and Constants

Data Types, Variables, and Constants

Simple Types

String Types

Structured Types

Pointers and Pointer Types

Procedural Types

Variant Types

Type Compatibility and Identity

Declaring Types

Variables

Declared Constants

Procedures and Functions

Procedures and Functions

Parameters

Calling Procedures and Functions

Classes and Objects

Classes and Objects

Fields

Methods

Properties

Class References

Exceptions

Nested Type Declarations

Standard Routines and I/O

Standard Routines and I/O

Libraries and Packages

Packages

Object Interfaces

Object Interfaces

Implementing Interfaces

Interface References

Automation Objects (Win32 Only)

Memory Management

Memory Management on the Win32 Platform

Internal Data Formats

Memory Management Issues on the .NET Platform

DOTNET TRAINING CURRICULUM

.Net Framework 

•  .NET Programming Framework

•  .NET Languages

•  VB.NET Versus VBScript

•  Common Language Runtime

•  .NET Class Library

•  VB.NET and C#, some common differences

•  Introduction to Visual Studio 2005

Writing Simple program using Visual Studio 2005 and using basic concepts (VB.NET and C#)

•  Hello, World

•  Compiling, Running

•  Program Structure

•  Namespaces

•  Variables

•  Inputs

•  More about Classes

•  Control Structures

•  Switch

•  Operators

•  Data Types

•  Integer Data Types

•   Floating Point Data Types

•  Implicit Conversions

•  Explicit Conversions

•  Boolean Data Type

•  Struct

•  Uninitialized Variables

•  Nullable Types

•  Reference Types

•  Object

•  String

•  Copying Strings

•  StringBuilder Class

•  Classes and Structs

•  Static and Instance Methods

•  Method Parameters

•  Classes with All Static Methods

•  Parameter Passing

•  Parameter Terminology

•  Value Parameters

•  Reference Parameters

•  Method Overloading

•  Variable Length Parameter Lists

•  Arrays

•  One-Dimensional Arrays

•  System.Array

•  Boxing and Unboxing

•  Exceptions

•   Checked Integer Arithmetic

•  Throwing New Exceptions

•  Finally

•  System.Exception

Object-Oriented Programming in .NET

•  Object-Oriented Features

•  Encapsulation and Accessors

•  Using a Property

•  Namespace

•  Constructors

•  Static Members

•  Static in Main

•  Inheritance

•  Derived Class

•  Overriding a Virtual Function

•  Abstract Classes

•  Keyword: abstract

•  Derived Class

•  Sealed Classes

•  Access Control and Assemblies

•  Internal Accessibility

•  Class Libraries

Programming with Interfaces and Collections

•  Interfaces in .NET

•  Interface Inheritance

•  Programming with Interfaces

•  Implementing Interfaces

•   Using an Interface

•  System.Object

•  Collections

•  ArrayList

•  ArrayList Methods

•  IEnumerable and IEnumerator

•  Using Enumerators

•  Collections of User-Defined Objects

•  Deep Copy and ICloneable

•  Attributes

.NET Programming Model

•  Garbage Collection

•  Finalize Method

•  Destructor Notation

•  Dispose

•  Finalize/Dispose Test Program

•  Processes

•  Threads

•  Simple Thread based Program

•  Asynchronous Calls

Database Programming using ADO.NET

•  ADO.NET Architecture

•  .NET Data Providers

•  Programming with ADO.NET Interfaces

•  .NET Namespaces

•  Connected Data Access

•  ADO.NET Class Libraries