Expert C# 5.0—With the .net 4.5 Framework

Expert C# 5.0 is a book about getting the best from C#. It's based on the principle that to write good, high-performance, robust applications you need to understand whats going on deep under the hood. If you are already experienced with writing managed applications and want to learn more about how to get the best from the language at an advanced level, then this is the book for you. Expert C# 5.0 discusses the familiar C# language in forensic detail. Examining familiar elements closely to reveal how they really work. Key language features that you are already familiar with, such as Enums, Strings and Collections, are teased apart and examined under the twin microscopes of MSIL (Intermediate Language) and the Windbg debugger to see what's really going on behind the scenes as your code is compiled and passed to the CLR. What you'll learn Learn the detailed workings behind common language elements such as Enum, readonly, Anonymous and Func. Understand how to work with Strings and StringBuilder in the most effective way. Master Exception management far beyond the basics. See how components such as LINQ and Async interact with the C# language beneath the surface. Who this book is for

This book is for experienced C# developers who are comfortable working with the language. You should be happy creating non-trivial code samples and ready to delve into the detail of the language's workings in order to truly master the concepts. Table of Contents Reintroducing C# - A detailed look at the language we all know C# objects in Memory Parameters Methods Automatic property declarations Enum Delegates Event ForEach and Iterator The String data type Collections explained LINQ in C# Exception Management Async Debugging

Mohammad Rahman is a computerprogrammer. He has been aprogrammer since 1998 and for the past seven years he has been designingdesktop and web-based systems for private and government agencies using C# language in Microsoft.NET. Currently he is working as acomputer programmer and earning his doctorate as a part-time student at the University ofCanberra, Australia.