Chapter 5

Fundamentals

Now that we’ve covered most of the basic concepts and terms that are commonly taught to new programmers, it’s time to learn some of the fundamental concepts that are required to write functioning code. So far, we’ve learned about the small bits and pieces that are required to understand how to look at code; now it’s time to start writing it.

I also find it is important that you compare C# to other programming languages. This comparison helps to contrast C# against languages that might do a similar task in a slightly different way. With such comparison results in mind, we’re better able to understand why C# looks the way it does and we’ll be better prepared to understand a concept if we look something up on ...

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