Course : Introduction to C#

 Course : Introduction to C# 

Table of Contents

1.Overview

2.Types

3.Expressions

4.Declarations

5.Statements

6.Classes and Structs

7.Inheritance

8.Interfaces

9.Delegates

10.Exceptions

11.Namespaces and Assemblies

12.Attributes

13.Threads1

4.XML Comments

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Class System.String

Can be used as standard type string
string s = "Alfonso";

Note
•Strings are immutable (use StringBuilderif you want to modify strings)
•Can be concatenated with +: "Don " + s
•Can be indexed: s[i]
•String length: s.Length
•Strings are reference types => reference semantics in assignments
•but their values can be compared with ==and !=: if (s == "Alfonso") ...
•Class Stringdefines many useful operations:
CompareTo, IndexOf, StartsWith, Substring, ...


Structs

Declaration
structPoint
 {public int x, y;// fieldspublic Point (int x, int y) { this.x = x; this.y = y; }// constructorpublic void MoveTo (int a, int b) { x = a; y = b; }// methods}
Use
Point p = new Point(3, 4);// constructor initializes object on the stackp.MoveTo(10, 20);// method call..........

 Course : Introduction to C#