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Introduction
1. Introducing C# 2. Writing a C# Program 3. Variables and Expressions 4. Flow Control 5. More About Variables 6. Functions 7. Debugging and Error Handling 8. Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 9. Defining Classes 10. Defining Class Members 11. More About Classes 12. Events 13. Using Windows Form Controls 14. Advanced Windows Forms Features 15. Using Dialogs 16. Introduction to GDI+ 17. Deploying Windows Applications 18. Getting At Your Data 19. Data Access with ADO.NET 20. Working With Files 21. .NET Assemblies 22. Attributes 23. Web Programming Basics 24. ASP.NET Applications 25. Web Services Case Study 1. Web Site Poll Case Study 2. An Online Newsletter Manager Appendix A: Setting the PATH Environment Variable Appendix B: Installing MSDE Appendix C: C# Compilation Options Index C#Today Article: Building An Online Shopping Cart Using C# |
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The Designer also offers you a bunch of tools ot make building a web site easier. In effect, this means that you can build web pages as if you were using Microsoft Word to write a letter. However, the tools offered to you by the Designer are quite restrictive as they are aimed at people who are only interested in designing web interfaces and not in programming. I think I can be confident in saying that as you have progressed this far in the book that you enjoy writing computer software, so we're going to go "old school" and build our pages in HTML. If you are unsure about how to program HTML, see the previous chapter to refresh your mind on basic HTML before continuing.
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