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<td value="Language">C#</td><td><CSharp><td>const string </td><td>name</td><td> = "value";</td></CSharp></td>
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<td value="Language">C#</td><td><td><CSharp>const string </CSharp></td><td><CSharp>name</CSharp></td><td><CSharp> = "value";</CSharp></td></td>
 
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Revision as of 02:54, 8 September 2009

Programming Club

Objects

Variables

Variables are objects that are given names, values and sometimes object types. The purpose of variables, are to store data for use later in a program.


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Pointers

Referencing

De-referencing

Collections

Arrays

Single-Dimensional Arrays
Multi-Dimensional Arrays
Jagged/Nested Arrays

Lists

LinkedLists
Doubly-Linked Lists
Circular-Linked Lists

Custom Objects

Unions

Functions/Methods

Classes/Modules

Structs/Interfaces

Namespaces

Object Relationships

Inheritance (Is a...)

Single Inheritance

Multiple Inheritance

Virtual Inheritance

Conditional Inheritance

Containment (Has a...)

Association(Uses a...)

Modifiers

Object Types

Byte

Integral

Boolean
Floating-Point
Decimal

Generic

Anonymous

Type Modifiers

Virtual

Immutable/Mutable

Storage Classes

Internal/External

Static

Linkage Specifications

Access Modifiers

File

Method/Function

Class

Namespace

Global

Loops

Recursion

Repetition

Iteration

Programming Paradigms

Examples
C#<CSharp>const string </CSharp><CSharp>name</CSharp><CSharp> = "value";</CSharp>