Part III: Defining extensible types with C#
Parts I and II introduced you to the core syntax of the C# language and showed you how to build new types by using structures, enumerations, and classes. You also saw how the common language runtime (CLR) manages the memory used by variables and objects when a program runs, and you should now understand the life cycle of C# objects. The chapters in Part III build on this information, showing you how to use C# to create extensible components—highly functional data types that you can reuse in many applications.
In Part III, you’ll learn about more advanced features of C#, such as properties, indexers, generics, and collection classes. You’ll see how you can build responsive systems by using events and ...
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