I assume that you already have a working knowledge of some object-oriented programming language,
such as C++, Java, or Visual Basic (.NET or 2005). Since C# derives its syntax from both C++
and Java, I don’t spend much time covering C# syntax, except where it differs starkly from C++ or
Java. If you already know some C#, you may find yourself skimming or even skipping Chapters 1
through 3.

 

 

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