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Editura: Editura Universitară
Autor: Liviu-Adrian Cotfas
ISBN: 978-606-28-1295-9
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5682/9786062812959
Anul publicării: 2021
Ediția: I
Pagini: 152
Cod Produs:
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The book serves as lecture support for the Windows Applications Programming course taught at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies. It can also be a relevant reference for software developers focusing on developing Windows applications and for any other person interested to gain further insights into building Windows Forms applications.
The code associated to the examples in this book is available on GitHub in the repository https://github.com/liviucotfas/ase-windows-applications-programming .
The code associated to the examples in this book is available on GitHub in the repository https://github.com/liviucotfas/ase-windows-applications-programming .
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Windows Applications Programming
Descarcă
LIVIU-ADRIAN COTFAS
Preface / 9
1. C# & .NET Framework Basics / 11
1.1. Objectives / 11
1.2. Introduction / 11
1.3. Comparison with C++ / 13
1.4. First C# Program / 14
1.5. Reading and Writing using System.Console / 15
1.6. Specifying an Application Error Code / 16
1.7. Processing Command-Line Arguments / 16
2. Data Types / 19
2.1. Objectives / 19
2.2. Data Types / 19
2.3. System.Object / 23
2.4. Working with Strings / 23
2.5. Arrays / 26
2.6. Multidimensional Arrays / 28
3. Creating Types / 31
3.1. Objectives / 31
3.2. Enums / 31
3.3. Structures / 32
3.4. Classes / 33
3.5. Standard Interfaces / 37
3.6. Operators / 42
3.7. Class Inheritance / 44
4. Collections / 51
4.1. Objectives / 51
4.2. ArrayList / 51
4.3. List / 52
4.4. Custom Collections / 54
5. Windows Forms – Introduction, Menus, Events / 59
5.1. Objectives / 59
5.2. Forms and Partial Classes / 59
5.3. Menus / 61
5.4 Mouse Events / 62
5.5. Keyboard Events / 63
6. Windows Forms – Validation, Exceptions, ListView, TreeView / 65
6.1. Objectives / 65
6.2. Data Validation / 65
6.3. ListView / 67
6.4. TreeView / 71
6.5. Exception Handling / 72
6.6. Standard Exceptions / 74
7. Windows Forms – Serialization, Text Files / 77
7.1. Objectives / 77
7.2. Serialization/Deserialization / 77
7.3. Binary Serialization / 78
7.4. XML Serialization / 80
7.5. TextFiles / 81
8. Windows Forms – Dialogs / 83
8.1. Objectives / 83
8.2. MessageBox and DialogResult / 83
8.3. Secondary Dialog / 85
9. Windows Forms – DataBinding and Unit Testing / 91
9.1. Objectives / 91
9.2. DataBinding / 91
9.3. Unit Testing / 97
10. Windows Forms – Databases / 99
10.1. Objectives / 99
10.2. Databases / 99
10.3. Creating the database / 103
10.4. Connected Data Access Architecture / 103
10.5. Disconnected Data Access Architecture / 113
11. Windows Forms – Custom Controls, Drawing / 119
11.1. Objectives / 119
11.2. Extended Controls / 119
11.3. Composite Controls / 120
11.4. Custom Controls + Drawing / 122
12. Windows Forms – Printing / 131
12.1. Objectives / 131
12.2. Printing / 131
13. Windows Forms – Drag and Drop / 141
13.1. Objectives / 141
13.2. Drag and Drop / 141
Bibliography / 145
Annex 1 - List of Figures / 149
Annex 2 - List of Tables / 151
1. C# & .NET Framework Basics / 11
1.1. Objectives / 11
1.2. Introduction / 11
1.3. Comparison with C++ / 13
1.4. First C# Program / 14
1.5. Reading and Writing using System.Console / 15
1.6. Specifying an Application Error Code / 16
1.7. Processing Command-Line Arguments / 16
2. Data Types / 19
2.1. Objectives / 19
2.2. Data Types / 19
2.3. System.Object / 23
2.4. Working with Strings / 23
2.5. Arrays / 26
2.6. Multidimensional Arrays / 28
3. Creating Types / 31
3.1. Objectives / 31
3.2. Enums / 31
3.3. Structures / 32
3.4. Classes / 33
3.5. Standard Interfaces / 37
3.6. Operators / 42
3.7. Class Inheritance / 44
4. Collections / 51
4.1. Objectives / 51
4.2. ArrayList / 51
4.3. List
4.4. Custom Collections / 54
5. Windows Forms – Introduction, Menus, Events / 59
5.1. Objectives / 59
5.2. Forms and Partial Classes / 59
5.3. Menus / 61
5.4 Mouse Events / 62
5.5. Keyboard Events / 63
6. Windows Forms – Validation, Exceptions, ListView, TreeView / 65
6.1. Objectives / 65
6.2. Data Validation / 65
6.3. ListView / 67
6.4. TreeView / 71
6.5. Exception Handling / 72
6.6. Standard Exceptions / 74
7. Windows Forms – Serialization, Text Files / 77
7.1. Objectives / 77
7.2. Serialization/Deserialization / 77
7.3. Binary Serialization / 78
7.4. XML Serialization / 80
7.5. TextFiles / 81
8. Windows Forms – Dialogs / 83
8.1. Objectives / 83
8.2. MessageBox and DialogResult / 83
8.3. Secondary Dialog / 85
9. Windows Forms – DataBinding and Unit Testing / 91
9.1. Objectives / 91
9.2. DataBinding / 91
9.3. Unit Testing / 97
10. Windows Forms – Databases / 99
10.1. Objectives / 99
10.2. Databases / 99
10.3. Creating the database / 103
10.4. Connected Data Access Architecture / 103
10.5. Disconnected Data Access Architecture / 113
11. Windows Forms – Custom Controls, Drawing / 119
11.1. Objectives / 119
11.2. Extended Controls / 119
11.3. Composite Controls / 120
11.4. Custom Controls + Drawing / 122
12. Windows Forms – Printing / 131
12.1. Objectives / 131
12.2. Printing / 131
13. Windows Forms – Drag and Drop / 141
13.1. Objectives / 141
13.2. Drag and Drop / 141
Bibliography / 145
Annex 1 - List of Figures / 149
Annex 2 - List of Tables / 151
The book serves as lecture support for the Windows Applications Programming course taught at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies. It can also be a relevant reference for software developers focusing on developing Windows applications and for any other person interested to gain further insights into building Windows Forms applications.
The code associated to the examples in this book is available on GitHub in the repository https://github.com/liviucotfas/ase-windows-applications-programming .
The code associated to the examples in this book is available on GitHub in the repository https://github.com/liviucotfas/ase-windows-applications-programming .
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