Limited
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Statements,The statements in C# are very similar to those of C and C++. This chapter will cover the characteristics of a C# statement, as well as the flow-of-control statements provided by the language.
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Namespaces and Assemblies,In Chapter 1, you took a high-level look at the compilation process. You saw that the compiler takes the source code file and produces an output file called an .. In this chapter, you will take a closer look at assemblies and how they are produced and deployed. You will also look at how namespaces help organize types.
osteocytes
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Exceptions,An . is a runtime error in a program that violates a system or application constraint, or a condition that is not expected to occur during normal operation. Examples are when a program tries to divide a number by zero or tries to write to a read-only file. When these occur, the system catches the error and raises an exception.
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Delegates,A . can be thought of as an object that contains an ordered list of methods with the same signature and return type.
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Conversions,Consider the simple case in which you declare two variables of different types, and then assign the value of one (.) to the other (.). Before the assignment can occur, the source value must be converted to a value of the target type. Figure 18-1 illustrates type conversion.