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Whenever a programmer sits down to design a GUI, he is faced with several problems unique to their design: visual appeal, scalability, resizability, ease of modification, etc. Layout managers help to solve these problems by taking care of setting the size and location of layoutable objects. Add the fact that layout managers themselves are layoutable, and all kinds of layout possibilities open up. Java programmers are familiar with the concept of the layout manager, however programmers coming to ...
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This course covers advanced C# topics including manipulating databases using ADO.NET, using C# to develop ASP.NET applications, building interactive web sites (Web Forms) as well as Web Services, exploring threads and synchronization issues, and more!
Product Type: Level or Part
Training includes:
- 4 CD-ROMs
- Over 6 hours of instruction
- Printed courseware
- Step-by-step hands-on-labs
- Sample code
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This course will provide a solid foundation for exploring the .NET framework as well as advanced topics in C#. You'll learn the fundamentals of object-oriented programming using the C# language.
Product Type: Level or Part
Training includes:
- 4 CD-ROMs
- Over 6 hours of instruction
- Printed courseware
- Step-by-step hands-on-labs
- Sample code
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Learn how to program .NET applications with C#! In this course you'll get an introduction C#, then learn how to use it to write object-oriented code, learn how to write Windows and Web applications, and interact with back end databases using ADO.NET.
Product Type: Full Course
Training includes:
- 8 CD-ROMs
- Over 12 hours of instruction
- Printed courseware
- Step-by-step hands-on-labs
- Sample code
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Author: Remas Wojciechowski
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This article shows how to create dynamic arrays in C#.Quite often you want to create a method that returns an array of a given type. In most cases you don't know the number of elements of that array up front (e.g., when returning data from the database). The problem is that when you declare an array in C#, you must specify the number of elements of that array. The following code snippet shows a declaration of an array of strings with 10 elements....
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