This book is one of the "Microsoft .NET Programmer Series" series, which mainly introduces how to develop various applications for the Microsoft.NET framework. The Microsoft.NET framework is a new platform launched by Microsoft, including the Common Language Runtime (CLR) and the .NET Framework Class Library (FCL). This book will provide an in-depth explanation of how the CLR works and the various constructs it provides. It will also discuss some important types in the FCL. The book is divided into five parts, including: basic principles of the .NET framework, types and common language runtime, type design, basic types, and type management. This book is suitable for readers who want to understand and master the NET platform, especially for programming enthusiasts, software engineers, and system architects.
Preface Part 1 Basic Principles of Microsoft.NET Framework Chapter 1 Microsoft.NET Framework Development Platform Architecture Chapter 2 Generating, Packaging, Deployment and Management of Applications and Types Chapter 3 Shared Assemblies Part 2 Types and Common Language Runtime Chapter 4 Basics of Types Chapter 5 Primitive Types, Reference Types and Value Types Chapter 6 Common Object Operations Part 3 Type Design Chapter 7 Type Members and Their Access Restrictions Chapter 8 Constants and Fields Chapter 9 Methods Chapter 10 Chapter Properties Chapter 11 Events Part 4 Basic Types Chapter 12 Text Processing Chapter 13 Enumerated Types and Bit Markers Chapter 14 Arrays Chapter 15 Interfaces Chapter 16 Custom Properties Chapter 17 Delegations Part 5 Type Management Chapter 18 Exceptions Chapter 18 Chapter 19 Automatic Memory Management (Garbage Collection)
Chapter 20 CLR Hosting, Application Domains, Reflective Index Glossary
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