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1 comments about Unlocking Microsoft C# V 2.0 Programming Secrets (Wordware Applications Library).

1. The book is poorly structured and confusing the reader. Below is the example from the book.
   
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   Line IA045 would place the locations in intLocation three times, but only the last entry would appear in intLocation when the loop ended.
   
   2.
   Lines IA042-045 are modified with lines IA046-049:
   
   
   IA042: int intLocation = -1;
   
   IA043: for(int kk = 0 ; kk < 12 ; kk++)
   IA044: {
   IA045: if(intArrayNumbers[kk] == intReferenceNumber)
   IA046: {
   IA047: intLocation = kk;
   IA048: break;
   IA049: }
   IA050: }
   
   
   
   3.
   When the if statement in line IA045 is satisfied, then the break statement in line IA048 is executed. The break statement causes the program to exit from the if statement in line IA045 and the for statement in line IA043. So the next line executed is the one below IA050.
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   The author explained a very simple for loop in a very difficult way to understand. Besides, i believe the author native language is not english. I really don't know what he want to express. The information is definitely out of date. For instance, this book encourage people to use hungarian notation where microsoft suggest eliminate hungarian long time ago.The naming convention is terrible. It doesn't follow the industry standard at all.
   
   it seems to me the author is never write a real world application at all. I don't mean to hurt the author but i just hope he can do more homework before writing the book. At least read some others books from microsoft press, oreily, wrox, apress publishers. They are real world developers and take programming seriously.
   
   Sorry for the 1 star and i think this is what the book reserve.

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