Book Excerpt: .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 2
Finally, you can find detailed information and examples for the entire .NET Framework in a single work. This sample chapter covers the System.Xml.XmlReader class from top to bottom (including both high-level information from the printed book and member-level information from the CD), and should give you a clear picture of the level of detail available in the complete book.
Brad Abrams and Tamara Abrams
August 22, 2005
he .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 2: Networking Library, Reflection Library, and XML Library, completes the definitive reference to the .NET Framework base class library. This book-and-CD set offers programmers unparalleled insight into the ECMA and ISO specifications for the classes and members, while also explaining why they were designed as they were and demonstrating how to use them. This volume covers the Networking, Reflection, and XML libraries, complementing the coverage of the Base Class and Extended Numerics libraries found in Volume 1.
The printed book contains high-level descriptions of each namespace, plus detailed descriptions and samples of each type, including annotations, inheritance diagrams, and a listing of members; while the accompanying CD contains a vastly expanded version of the book's text that includes detailed descriptions of each member and samples for most members—almost two thousand searchable pages of immediately useful reference material, plus a full source-code archive.
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he .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 2: Networking Library, Reflection Library, and XML Library, completes the definitive reference to the .NET Framework base class library. This book-and-CD set offers programmers unparalleled insight into the ECMA and ISO specifications for the classes and members, while also explaining why they were designed as they were and demonstrating how to use them. This volume covers the Networking, Reflection, and XML libraries, complementing the coverage of the Base Class and Extended Numerics libraries found in Volume 1.
