Microsoft .NET FRAMEWORK 2.0应用开发基础（英文版）

　　Ace your preparation for the skills measured by MCTS Exam 70-536：and on the job. Work at your own pace through a serie of lessons and reviews that fully cover each exam objective. Then reinforce what you've learned by applying your knowledge to re world case scenarios and labs. This official Microsoft study guide is designed to help you make the most of your study time.Maximize your performance on the exam by learning to：Use system types， collections， and generics to help manage dalValidate input， reformat text， and extract data with regular expressionsDevelop services， application domains， and multithreade applicationsEnhance your application by adding graphics and imagesImplement code access security， role-based security， and data encryptionWork with serialization and reflection techniquesInstrument your applications with logging and tracingInteract with legacy code using COM Interop and PInvokePRACTICE TESTSAssess your skills with practice tests with website. You can work through hundreds of questions using multiple testing modes to meet your specific learning needs.You get detailed explanations for right ond wrong answers：including a customized learning path that describes how and where to focus your studies.作者简介：Tony Northrup，In the mid 1980s， Tony Northrup， ClSSP， MCSE， and MVP，learned to program in BASIC on a ZX-81 personal computerbuilt from a kit. Later， he mastered the 68000 assembly and ANSI C on the Motorola VERSAdos operating system before beginning to write code for MS-DOS. After a brief time with the NEXTSTEP operating system， Tony returned to a Microsoft platform because he was impressed by the beta version of Microsoft Windows NT 3.1. Although he has dabbled in other operating systems， Tony has since focused on Windows development in Microsoft Visual C++， Visual Basic， C#， and Perl （for automation projects） for the .NET Framework.Tony started writing in 1997 and has since published more than a dozen technology books on the topics of development and networking. In addition， Tony has written dozens of articles at http：//www.microsoft.corn， covering topics ranging from securing ASP.NET applications， to designing ftrewalls to protect networks and computers.Tony spends his spare time hiking through the woods near his Phillipston， Massachu-setts home. He's rarely without his camera， and in the past six years has created what might be the largest and most popular publicly accessible database of nature and wildlife photographs on the Internet. Tony lives with his wife Erica and his cat （also his favorite photographic subject） Sammy.

　　Tony Northrup，In the mid 1980s， Tony Northrup， ClSSP， MCSE， and MVP，learned to program in BASIC on a ZX-81 personal computerbuilt from a kit. Later， he mastered the 68000 assembly and ANSI C on the Motorola VERSAdos operating system before beginning to write code for MS-DOS. After a brief time with the NEXTSTEP operating system， Tony returned to a Microsoft platform because he was impressed by the beta version of Microsoft Windows NT 3.1. Although he has dabbled in other operating systems， Tony has since focused on Windows development in Microsoft Visual C++， Visual Basic， C#， and Perl （for automation projects） for the .NET Framework.Tony started writing in 1997 and has since published more than a dozen technology books on the topics of development and networking. In addition， Tony has written dozens of articles at http：//www.microsoft.corn， covering topics ranging from securing ASP.NET applications， to designing ftrewalls to protect networks and computers.Tony spends his spare time hiking through the woods near his Phillipston， Massachu-setts home. He's rarely without his camera， and in the past six years has created what might be the largest and most popular publicly accessible database of nature and wildlife photographs on the Internet. Tony lives with his wife Erica and his cat （also his favorite photographic subject） Sammy.

Introduction
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Using the CD and DVD
How to Install the Practice Tests
How to Use the Practice Tests
How to IJninstall the Practice Tests
Microsoft Certified Professional Program
Technical Support
Evaluation Edition Software Support
1 Framework Fundamentals
Before You Begin
Lesson 1: Using Value Types
Built-in Value Types
How to Declare Value Types
How to Create User-Defined Types
How to Create Enumerations
Lab: Declaring and Using Value Types
Lesson Summary
Lesson Review
Lesson 2: Using Common Reference Types
What Is a Reference Type?
Comparing the Behavior of Reference and Value Types ..
Built-in Reference Types
Strings and String Builders
How to Create and Sort Arrays
Flow to Use Streams
How to Throw and Catch Exceptions
Lab: Working with Reference Types
Lesson Summary
Lesson Review
Lesson 3: Constructing Classes
What Is Inheritance?
What Is an Interface?
What Are Partial Classes?
What Are Generics?
Events
What Are Attributes?
What Is Type Forwarding?
Lab: Create a Derived Class with Delegates
Lesson Summary
Lesson Review
Lesson 4: Converting Between Types
Conversion in Visual Basic and C#
What Is Boxing and Unboxing?
How to Implement Conversion in Custom Types
Lab: Safely Performing Conversions
Lesson Summary
Lesson Review
Chapter Review
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
Case Scenario
Case Scenario: Designing an Application
Suggested Practices
Manage Data in a .NET Framework Application by Using .NET Framework 2.0 System Types
Implement .NET Framework Interfaces to Cause Components to Comply with Standard Contracts
Control Interactions Between .NET Framework Application Components by Using Events and Delegates
Take a Practice Test
2 Input/Output (I/O)
Before You Begin
Lesson 1: Navigating the File System
What Are the File System Classes?
The FileSystemlnfo Class
The Filelnfo Class
How to Get Information about a File
How to Copy a File
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3 Searching, Modifying, and Encoding Text
4 Collections and Generics
5 Serialization
6 Graphics
7 Threading
8 Application Domains and Services
9 Installing and Configuring Applications
10 Instrumentation
11 Application Security
12 User and Data Security
13 Interoperation
14 Reflection
15 Mail
16 Globalization