VC# 2008入门教程：24小时自学指南

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"24小时自学VC＃2008是一本面向初学者的简单易懂的编程入门教材，由James Foxall编写，由Sams Teach Yourself系列出版。该书全面介绍了Visual C# 2008编程语言，旨在帮助读者在24小时内快速掌握基础知识。" 在这本《Sams Teach Yourself Visual C# 2008 in 24 Hours: Complete Starter Kit》中，作者James Foxall将带领读者逐步了解并学习VC# 2008的各个方面。这包括但不限于以下几个关键知识点： 1. **C#语言基础**：书中会讲解C#的基本语法，如变量、数据类型、控制流（条件语句、循环）、函数、类和对象等。这些是编程的基础，对于理解任何面向对象的语言都至关重要。 2. **.NET Framework**：VC# 2008是基于.NET Framework的，因此读者将学习到.NET Framework的核心概念，包括Common Language Runtime (CLR)、类库、命名空间以及如何利用.NET提供的服务。 3. **Visual Studio IDE**：介绍Visual Studio 2008集成开发环境（IDE）的使用，包括创建项目、编写代码、调试、版本控制等，这对于高效开发至关重要。 4. **Windows应用程序开发**：讲解如何使用VC# 2008创建桌面应用程序，包括用户界面设计、事件处理、对话框和控件的使用。 5. **数据库编程**：介绍如何使用ADO.NET进行数据库操作，包括连接数据库、执行SQL语句、数据绑定等，这是大多数应用程序中都需要用到的技能。 6. **Web应用程序开发**：虽然VC# 2008主要与Windows应用相关，但书中可能也会涉及ASP.NET，让读者了解如何构建Web应用程序。 7. **异常处理和错误检测**：学习如何在代码中处理可能出现的错误，通过异常处理机制来增强程序的健壮性。 8. **调试和测试技巧**：讲解如何使用Visual Studio的调试工具来定位和修复代码中的问题，以及单元测试的重要性。 9. **代码优化和性能提升**：介绍编写高效代码的技巧，以及如何通过分析和调整提高程序的运行效率。 10. **.NET框架的高级特性**：可能涉及到泛型、委托、匿名方法、Lambda表达式、LINQ等C# 2008的高级特性，这些特性大大提高了代码的可读性和可维护性。通过24小时的学习计划，这本书将帮助读者逐步建立起对VC# 2008的深入理解，并具备开发实际应用的能力。同时，读者需要注意的是，尽管书名提到“24小时”，但这并不意味着所有的内容都能在24小时内完全掌握，真正的学习需要实践和时间的积累。

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Introduction

With Microsoft’s introduction of the .NET platform, a new, exciting programming language

was born. Visual C# is now the language of choice for developing on the .NET platform,

and Microsoft has even written a majority of the .NET Framework using Visual C#. Visual

C# is a modern object-oriented language designed and developed from the ground up with

a best-of-breed mentality, implementing and expanding on the best features and functions

found in other languages. Visual C# 2008 combines the power and flexibility of C++ with

some of the simplicity of Visual C#.

Audience and Organization

This book is targeted toward those who have little or no programming experience or who

might be picking up Visual C# as a second language. The book has been structured and

written with a purpose: to get you productive as quickly as possible. I’ve used my experi-

ences in writing applications with Visual C# and teaching Visual C# to create a book that I

hope cuts through the fluff and teaches you what you need to know. All too often, authors

fall into the trap of focusing on the technology rather than on the practical application of

the technology. I’ve worked hard to keep this book focused on teaching you practical skills

that you can apply immediately toward a development project. Feel free to post your sug-

gestions or success stories at www.jamesfoxall.com/forums.

This book is divided into five parts, each of which focuses on a different aspect of develop-

ing applications with Visual C# 2008. These parts generally follow the flow of tasks you’ll

perform as you begin creating your own programs with Visual C# 2008. I recommend that

you read them in the order in which they appear.

Part I, “The Visual C# 2008 Environment,” teaches you about the Visual C# environ-

ment, including how to navigate and access Visual C#’s numerous tools. In addition,

you’ll learn about some key development concepts such as objects, collections, and

events.

Part II, “Building a User Interface,” shows you how to build attractive and functional

user interfaces. In this part, you’ll learn about forms and controls—the user interface

elements such as text boxes and list boxes.

Part III, “Making Things Happen: Programming,” teaches you the nuts and bolts of

Visual C# 2008 programming—and there’s a lot to learn. You’ll discover how to create

classes and procedures, as well as how to store data, perform loops, and make

decisions in code. After you’ve learned the core programming skills, you’ll move into

object-oriented programming and debugging applications.

Part IV, “Working with Data,” introduces you to working with graphics, text files, and

programming databases, and shows you how to automate external applications such

as Word and Excel. In addition, this part teaches you how to manipulate a user’s file

system and the Windows Registry.

Part V, “Deploying Solutions and Beyond,” shows you how to distribute an applica-

tion that you’ve created to an end user’s computer. In Hour 24, “The 10,000-Foot

View,” you’ll learn about Microsoft’s .NET initiative from a higher, less-technical level.

Many readers of previous editions have taken the time to give me input on how to make

this book better. Overwhelmingly, I was asked to have examples that build on the examples

in the previous chapters. In this book, I have done that as much as possible. Now, instead

of learning concepts in isolated bits, you’ll be building a feature-rich Picture Viewer pro-

gram throughout the course of this book. You’ll begin by building the basic application. As

you progress through the chapters, you’ll add menus and toolbars to the program, build an

Options dialog box, modify the program to use the Windows Registry and a text file, and

even build a setup program to distribute the application to other users. I hope you find this

approach beneficial in that it enables you to learn the material in the context of building a

real program.

Conventions Used in This Book

This book uses several design elements and conventions to help you prioritize and reference

the information it contains:

Sams Teach Yourself Visual C# 2008 in 24 Hours

By the Way boxes provide useful sidebar information that you can read immedi-

ately or circle back to without losing the flow of the topic at hand.

Did You Know? boxes highlight information that can make your Visual C# pro-

gramming more effective.

Watch Out! boxes focus your attention on problems or side effects that can

occur in specific situations.

By the

Way

Did you

Know?

Watch

Out!

New terms appear italic for emphasis.

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