-
Book Overview & Buying
-
Table Of Contents
-
Feedback & Rating
Fundamentals for Self-Taught Programmers
By :
In the previous chapter, we learned how to get started with building software and configuring our development environment for .NET and C#. Now, we will learn a little more about the C# language. Software is often used to share and use information, which we usually define as data. Data can be represented in a variety of sizes and formats, and the end users of any software will want to see it represented in a way that helps them be productive by providing information or assisting them in completing a task. As creators and maintainers of software, software engineers need to be able to work with data efficiently and securely so that users can quickly access and work with their data and only see the relevant data. In Chapter 2, The Software Engineering Life Cycle, and Chapter 3, Roles in Software Engineering, we learned that software engineers have common interactions with data, where they will often be creating new data or creating, reading, updating, or deleting existing...