The key points covered are focused on building a Windows application in a ï¬nance environment. With this in mind there are some sections of C# that have been omitted, for example it is unlikely that C# would be used to connect to exchanges thus in-depth coverage of sockets and TCP/IP package handling has not been included.
The operators, data types and controls are covered to begin with as they form the core section of programming. Object Oriented programming is dealt with in depth from a practical approach and the commonly used concepts are covered. The emphasis of the book is in applying C# to ï¬nance and thus it does not cover each topic to its full depth as there are aspects of C# rarely used in ï¬nancial applications.
TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 1 - What is .NET and how does C# fit in?
Chapter 2 - The Basics of C#
Chapter 3 - Object Oriented Programming
Chapter 4 - Databases
Chapter 5 - Input & Output
Chapter 6 - XML
Chapter 7 - Building Windows Applications
Chapter 8 - Deployment
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