Who Should Read This Book?
Effective C# was written for professional developers who use C# as part of
their daily toolset. It assumes you are familiar with the C# syntax and the
language’s features. This book does not include tutorial instruction on language
features. Instead, it discusses how you can integrate all the features of the current
version of the C# language into your everyday development.
In addition to language features, I assume you have some knowledge of the
Common Language Runtime (CLR) and Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler.
About The Content
There are language constructs you’ll use every day in almost every C# program
you write. Chapter 1, “C# Language Idioms,” covers those language idioms you’ll
use so often they should feel like well-worn tools in your hands. These are the
building blocks of every type you create and every algorithm you implement.
Working in a managed environment doesn’t mean the environment absolves you
of all your responsibilities. You still must work with the environment to create
correct programs that satisfy the stated performance requirements. It’s not just
about performance testing and performance tuning. Chapter 2, “.NET Resource
Management,” teaches you the design idioms that enable you to work with the
environment to achieve those goals before detailed optimization begins.
Generics are the enabling technology for everything else added to the C#
language since C# 2.0. Chapter 3, “Working with Generics,” covers generics as a
replacement for System.Object and casts and then moves on to discuss advanced
techniques such as constraints, generic specialization, method constraints, and
backward compatibility. You’ll learn several techniques in which generics will
make it easier to express your design intent.
Chapter 4, “Working with LINQ,” explains LINQ, query syntax, and related
features. You’ll see when to use extension methods to separate contracts from
implementation, how to use C# closures effectively, and how to program with
anonymous types. You’ll learn how the compiler maps query keywords to method
calls, how to distinguish between delegates and expression trees (and convert
between them when needed), and how to escape queries when you’re looking for
scalar results.
Chapter 5, “Exception Practices,” provides guidance on managing exceptions
and errors in modern C# programs. You’ll learn how to ensure that errors are
reported properly and how to leave program state consistent and ideally
unchanged when errors occur. You’ll learn how to provide a better debugging
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