A Beginner's Guide to C-Sharp-CH08: Building and using Class Libraries. Never write a Mid-string again! (ABGC)

Chapter 8 (49 pages) shows how to take previously written functions and roll them into a re-usable class library. These functions then become "Methods" in the truest sense of the word and the methods/class can be linked into any program that needs them. In otherwords, you will never have to write a "mid-string" or "isblank" routine again.

Topics: Building a Class from scratch. Using existing code to build a Class. Modularizing code and naming standards.

About this series: A beginner's guide to C-Sharp programming with Microsoft's Visual Studio, 2017. A complete programming guide. Simple, step-by-step, fully illustrated. Tailored for new and novice developers. Discusses basic techniques that all programmers need to learn.

This series is sold by Chapters at a low cost. A total of 28 chapters, in three volumes. Over 1800 pages, 900 quality illustrations.

This book acts as a reference guide. Topics are covered in great detail, with little time spent on theory. The goal of these books are to solve programming problems quickly and efficiently.

Why am I distributing by chapter? To keep the cost down and to keep each section manageable. I hope you enjoy reading and studying these pages as much as I have enjoyed writing them. –TRW