“The Registry”, if you’re not already familiar, is a sort of central Windows database. It’s used both by the operating system and by Windows applications to store persistent information; that is, information that sticks around even when you close your application or turn your computer off. For example, the registry is used by Windows to store file associations (Mappings between file extensions and their associated programs). When you double-click on a file in Windows Explorer, this registry data is used to make the decision: Is there a program installed on the system to open a file of this type?
he twentieth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial adds to the previous examination of conversion between numeric ...
The nineteenth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial continues the examination of conversion between string data and numeric data. This article considers the reverse of ...
he eighteenth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial brings together the native data types discussed so far. This article describes ...
he seventeenth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial looks at the use of ...
he sixteenth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial begins an examination of the string data type. This is possibly the most important native data type ...
The fifteenth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial returns to the topic of data types. This article examines the character data type ...
The fourteenth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial combines information from the earlier ...
The thirteenth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial reviews the C# numeric data ...
The twelfth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial examines the conditional operator. This ...
C# Relational Operators...
The tenth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial continues consideration of the C# bitwise operators by introducing the shift functions. These operators extend C#'s capabilities for processing binary information....
The ninth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial extends upon the previous article dealing with C# Boolean operators. Boolean operations may also be carried out on integer representations of binary numbers. This article considers logical bitwise operators...
The eighth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial moves away from arithmetic and takes a first look at the Boolean data type and its available operators. Boolean data is used extensively in programming and an understanding of its features is essential....
The seventh part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial extends knowledge of the assignment operator into compound assignment operators. These operators permit modification of variable values using the arithmetic functions described earlier in the tutorial....
The sixth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial describes the basic arithmetic operators available to the C# programmer. These operators allow general algebraic operations to be carried out against numeric data type values....
The fifth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial continues the discussion of the numeric types available to the C# programmer. In this instalment, we investigate the conversion of numbers from one numeric type to another....
The fourth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial discusses the C# numeric literals. These are fixed numbers that can be assigned to numeric type variables. Literals as a development topic seems simple but there are some important rules....
The third part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial takes a first look at the numeric data types available to the C# programming language. This article explains how variables are assigned and includes a quick reference to the numeric data types. ...
The second part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial looks at adding comments or remarks in the program code. Commenting is essential in team-based development or when maintaining code that is revisited only periodically....
This is the first in a series of articles exploring the fundamentals of the C# programming language. This first part of the series describes the creation of a simple C# program that outputs the phrase "Hello World"....