Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C#

The Features of C# You Need to Know

This book does not teach the basics of programming. It is assumed that you have taken an introductory course in programming and that you have learned how to write a program in C#. That is, you have learned the rules of C# syntax and you have learned how to put together C# statements in order to solve rudimentary programming problems. The following paragraphs describe more fully aspects of programming in C# with which you should be familiar.

Variables
Value Types and Reference Types
Parameter Passing
Classes and Objects
Inheritance
Interfaces and Polymorphism
Other Features