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Introduction to Computer Science With JavaISBN 0078245184 (0-07-824518-4)
Softcover, Glencoe/McGraw-Hill School Pub Co
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Introduction to Computer Science With Java'Book summary:Glencoes Introduction to Computer Science Using Java provides students with a highly visual way of learning Java programming. This colorful text provides the information needed for students enrolled in Computer Science I courses, and for students planning to take the AP Computer Science A exam (which has recently switched from C++ to Java). An AP correlation chart is provided in the student edition to help readers locate information that is relevant to the A exam, and AP Exam Prep exercises throughout the book help students prepare for the AP test. The Teacher Resource Manual also provides AP information and resources for teachers, and links to important AP sites can be found on the books Web site.
The textbook immediately introduces students to concepts that are essential to object-oriented programming and develops these concepts throughout various code programs and examples. Programs are examined line-by-line through in-text code blocks. Complete programs are then provided for students to compile and run. The output for every program is also provided either in the book or on the teacher CD so students can see what happens when the code is run.
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Learning C#by Jesse LibertyISBN 0596003765 (0-596-00376-5)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc
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Learning Visual Basic .Netby Jesse LibertyISBN 0596003862 (0-596-00386-2)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc
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Programming Asp.netby Jesse Liberty , Dan HurwitzISBN 0596001711 (0-596-00171-1)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Programming Asp.net'Book summary:Chunky and detailed, Programming ASP.NET is a hands-on guide to Microsoft's Web development technology. It is a huge subject, and at over 900 pages, this is longer than most O'Reilly titles. With support for Web services as well as dynamic Web sites, ASP.NET is the most impressive part of Microsoft's .NET Framework, but developers familiar with the old Active Server Pages have much to learn. This title begins at the beginning with "Hello World," but goes well beyond the basics by providing in-depth examples and explanations. There is some coverage of Visual Studio .NET, but most of the content is equally applicable to those who prefer to use straight code editors. There are extensive code examples, almost too many, with most given in both Visual Basic and C#. Some of the code is repetitive, and at some points shorter, more specific examples would help the book's flow and reduce its bulk.
The early chapters introduce the ASP .NET architecture and cover the event model, the different control types, debugging and the essentials of Web Forms. The chapters that follow tackle database development, including validation, data binding, programming ADO .NET and managing transactional data updates. This accounts for two-thirds of the book. The last third tackles Web services both as client and server, caching and performance optimisation, security, and application deployment. A bug database is used throughout as an example application.
Overall the authors do a great job of covering ASP .NET essentials, somewhat slanted towards database applications. The book has a real-world feel to it and does not skim over problem areas. It is nicely written, and working through the examples is a good way both to learn ASP .NET, and to get a feel for what it can do. --Tim Anderson [via]
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Programming C#by Jesse LibertyISBN 0596001177 (0-596-00117-7)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Programming C#'Book summary:Jesse Liberty's Programming C#, 2nd Edition provides an adept and extremely well-conceived guide to the C# language and is written for the developer with some previous C++, Java, and/or Visual Basic experience. This second edition brings the book up-to-date with examples that are guaranteed to run on the shipping version of Visual C#.NET.
It's no secret that many computer books are pretty much devoid of an authorial personality. This title is a winning exception. The author is able to weave in clever examples (using such topics as his own long experience in computing, his dog, Star Trek, etc.) without being coy or getting in the way of presenting real technical information. Liberty's wide experience in computers and general writing skill shows, as he is able to draw on a wealth of examples to move his text forward.
These are a couple of goals at work in Programming C#. First, it's an excellent language tutorial, certainly one of the smartest and best available guides to C# as a language. Early chapters explore basic and obscure language options using inheritance, delegation, interface and the conventions in C# used to implement these techniques. The middle part of the book turns toward the .NET Framework itself, with two useful (and somewhat introductory) chapters on both Windows Forms and Web Forms, for standalone and Web-based applications, respectively.
Later sections crank up the technical knowledge again with several advanced topics on understanding .NET assemblies and deployment in detail, as well as "reflection" APIs that allow .NET programs to essentially modify their code at run time. (One technique, reflection emit, that literally writes bytecodes, will definitely interest expert readers, though it's unlikely most programmers will need to do this.) Final sections look at the .NET stream classes (rivalled only by Java's for complexity). Liberty looks at basic file and network I/O as well as how objects get serialised and marshalled both for SOAP and Web services and "normal" .NET remoting.
The author's sure hand here in navigating the difficult waters of C# and .NET makes for a relatively concise text that is chock-full of useful information on C#. Filled with notably clever and inventive examples, this book is possibly the veteran computer author's best title to date, and it's sure to be a noteworthy resource as experienced developers tackle C# for the first time. --Richard Dragan [via]
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- Programming C#: ISBN 0596003099 (0-596-00309-9)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc - Programming C#: ISBN 0596004893 (0-596-00489-3)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc - Programming C#: ISBN 0596006993 (0-596-00699-3)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc - Programming C#: ISBN 0596001177 (0-596-00117-7)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc
- Programming C#: ISBN 0596003099 (0-596-00309-9)
Programming Visual Basic .Netby Jesse LibertyISBN 0596004389 (0-596-00438-9)
Softcover, O'Reilly Media, Incorporated
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Programminig .Net Windows Applicationsby Jesse Liberty , Dan HurwitzISBN 0596003218 (0-596-00321-8)
Softcover, Oreilly & Associates Inc
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