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C#, Microsoft’s leading programming language, is an object-oriented programming language that programmers use to develop software within the .NET framework. C# is capable of providing superb features such as array bounds checking, strong type checking and automatic garbage collections. C# is a premier development tool for programmers to creates complete distributed N-tier Enterprise applications, Windows applications, Web applications and embedded systems. This efficient and secure programming language can be used to develop and build large applications with sophisticated operating systems for large corporations to miniscule, specialized and personal applications.
The scope of the tutorials and training in modern C# programming language range from a basic overview and understanding of the fundamentals of C# to advanced articles discussing Software Architecture, Design Patterns, Regular Expressions, Quantifiers, Delegates, .NET Remoting and .NET Type Safety.
In today’s Information Technology there is high demand within the job market for skilled developers and programmers experienced with C# programming language. Companies such as Microsoft Corporation, Sun Microsystems, Oracle Corporation, Cisco Systems and Apple Computers are actively looking for professional developers and programmers familiar with C#. C# programming language shares many similarities with other well-known object-oriented programming languages such as Java and C++ and avoids backward compatibility constraints.
Delegates in C# Most programmers are used to passing data in methods as input and output parameters. Imagine a scenario where you wish to pass methods around to other methods instead of data. Amazed! Read further. Consider a scenario where you need to make a ‘business decision’ in your program, to make a decision you need data. To get data you need to call a method. However the method name is not known at design time. It will only be known at run time. In this case you need to pass the unknown method as a parameter. The method that…
Building Web Based N-Tier Applications using C# This article explores the N-tier and Distributed Application Architecture. Over the last decade, the way applications are designed has evolved and come a long way. We have stand-alone applications, server based applications, client server applications, web based applications, n-tier applications, distributed applications, Peer-to-peer apps, service-oriented Architectures, component based Development and the list goes on. This article discusses the advantages, disadvantages of n-tier applications and methods to implement web based n-tier Applications using C#, .NET Why N-Tier Applications? N-Tier Applications can easily implement the concepts of Distributed Application Design and Architecture. The N-Tier Applications…
Inheritance in C# This article discusses Inheritance concepts in the context of C# Before we understand Inheritance in C# it is important to understand the key players involved, viz Objects, Classes and Structs Classes and Structs are ‘blue-prints’ or templates from which we instantiate (create) objects Example a car may be created based on its blue print Car is the object and blue print is the class (or template) What are types? An object can be of the following types – Class or Struct There are many differences between the two ‘types’ The main difference between the two is the…
November 11, 2005
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Regular Expressions and C#, .NET This Article explores the concept of Regular Expressions in the context of C#, .NET support for Regular Expressions, Meta-characters and their Description, Character Escapes, Substitutions, Character Classes, Regular Expression Options and Atomic Zero-Width Assertions. What are regular expressions? Regular expressions are Patterns that can be used to match strings. You can call it a formula for matching strings that follow some pattern. Regular expression(s) can be considered as a Language, which is designed to manipulate text. You can then ask questions such as “Does the given string match the pattern?”, or “Does the given string…
November 14, 2005
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Regular Expressions in C# – Quantifiers and Delegates In this tutorial you will learn about Quantifiers, Grouping constructs, Backreferences, Backreference Constructs, Alternation Constructs, Miscellaneous Constructs, System.Text.RegularExpressions Namespace, Delegates in the namespace System.Text.RegularExpressions and Typical Examples of Regular Expressions. Quantifiers Quantifiers add optional quantity data to a regular expression. A quantifier expression applies to the character, group, or character class that immediately precedes it. Quantifier Description * Specifies zero or more matches; for example, \w* or (abc)* + Specifies one or more matches; for example, \w+ or (abc)+ ? Specifies zero or one matches; for example, \w? or (abc)? {n} Specifies…
November 14, 2005
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.NET Remoting Remoting enables software components to interact across application domains. The components interacting with each other can be in different processes and systems. This enables us to create n-tier Distributed applications. For more details on N-tier Applications see the article on n-tier Applications in this series. In this article we try to explain .NET Remoting in a clear and concise manner The .NET Remoting Architecture: Here is a simplified illustration of the .NET Remoting Architecture. The Key Players are: ………..– Client Object ………..– Server (Remote) Object ………..– Proxy Object ………..– Formatter ………..– Channel Client Object is the object or…
November 15, 2005
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. NET Type Safety This Article discusses “What is Type Safety?” in the context of .NET, What is Type Safety? How does Type Safety affect us? Why is Type Safety Important? Writing Type-Safe Code. How is Type Safety ensured? What is Verifiable Type Safe Code? Verification process, How to determine if the code is type safe? What if the Code is not verifiably type safe? and What can happen if the Code is not verifiably type safe? What is Type Safety? Type safe means preventing programs from accessing memory outside the bounds of an object’s public properties A…
November 15, 2005
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This article provides an overview of the C# Language. The various elements and building blocks of the C# language are explained. Background What is C# all about? C# was developed at Microsoft. It is an object-oriented programming language and provides excellent features such as strong type checking, array bounds checking and automatic garbage collection. We will explore these and several other features in this article. C# has features that make it an excellent choice for developing robust distributed n-tier Enterprise applications, web applications, windows applications and embedded systems. It is used for building applications ranging from the very large that…
November 23, 2005
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Software Architecture & Design Patterns This article reviews some of the architecture Design patterns for Enterprise Applications built using the .NET Platform. Application Architecture: Software Applications come in all shapes and sizes. Based on their design and architecture enterprise applications can be classified into various categories such as: * Distributed Applications * Web Applications * Web Services * Smart Client Applications This article reviews some of the architecture Design patterns for Enterprise Applications built using the .NET Platform. Simply put Application architecture is: – Set of significant decisions about how a software system is organized – Selection of the elements…
November 26, 2005
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Creational Design Patterns Creational Design is one of the Design Patterns used with .NET. In this tutorial you will learn about Creational Design Patterns, Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Builder, Prototype and Singleton. Creational Patterns : * Factory Method * Abstract Factory * Builder * Prototype * Singleton Category : Creational Pattern Pattern : Factory Design Brief Description : This being a ‘creational design pattern’ it focuses on how the objects are created. In the Factory design pattern – the client uses a specialized object solely to create other objects. In the diagram, you would observe that the object (“product”) creation…
November 26, 2005
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Structural and Behavioral Design Patterns In this tutorial you will learn about Structural Patterns – Adapter, Bridge, Composite and Proxy. You will also learn about Behavioral Patterns – Iterator and Observer.Category : Structural Pattern Design Pattern : Adapter Brief Description : Highlights of the Adapter Design Pattern are: – This is a Structural Design Pattern and focuses on how the objects interact – relationships/interfaces between entities and objects – The key players are Generic Object with its interface Client specific Object with client specific interface Adapter Object that adapts the generic interface to the client specific interface llustration : …
November 26, 2005
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