C# Basics Quick Reference Sheet (Cheat Sheet)

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its only a single black page in downloaded pdf. Anyone else got this same problem or not please reply

i have got now a pink page with no text

I just downloaded this reference sheet and it looks like it supposed to as far as I can tell. If you want post it as an attachment so I can look at what you have

What version of Adobe Reader are you using?

It's a progressive download and it can take a few seconds to render properly. Lots of layers.

thanks a lot for this guys... been looking for something like this. Now that C#'s done, can i put down a request for a Python Cheat Sheet?


try the foxit pdf reader. it's so light and renders faster than adobe reader (as far as i observed).

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Once again... another great resource. I've added it to my site.

Looking forward to more... if there are any languages left

I just recommend the VB.NET sheet to someone on this board, so figured I'd check out C#...

Um, pink? It looks like Hello Kitty had an accident on my screen. No other sheets seem to extend into the laxative side of the color pallet. I guess we know were C# ranks around here.

Content is fine, of course. However, I did spot a curiosity. First, <expression> seems to be used consistently for "condition", e.g. while(<expression>). However, here it lacks brackets if(expression). Which brings us to an odd entry.



This seems to be written wrong, or at least confusingly. Also, what's IIF() and why should a C# programmer care? Again, C# just isn't feeling the love.

I'd write it like so, to be reasonably consistent:

I based this off the one in the VB.NET sheet which, I'm afraid, has a typo.

thanks very much

Thanks for the C# cheat sheet it has been helpful so far in this class and the C++ on was Helpful in my last class. Thanks again.

Thanks! Great Reference Tool!

You have done great work... thank you dear friend...

I only got 1 pink page

thanks alot it is very usefull for me great jop

Thanks for ur share.
But if there is a .chm version, It will be better for me

thank you very much.. i highly appreciate your help.....

Not looking at sheet really closely, but browsing through ... you are declaring a variable with "AS"

You give a Line Continuation explanation for C# ... again, a VB reference ... *** SIGH ***

I may look closer later, but sheet needs to be redone ...

@TheStorm1 In C# the @ symbol is used for 3 things:

1. Multi-line strings (thus a line continuation character)
2. Escaping a string (such as one containing a path)
3. It allows you to use keywords (i.e. 'class', 'string', 'public') as identifiers in your code.

So that part of the sheet is technically correct. As for the AS keyword, I helped write this sheet and dont recall that ever being in there. I'll let the powers that be know that it needs to be removed and the sheet reimaged

Yup dude .,,

I hv Got The SAME problem

@Toterminat I just downloaded it with no problems. What program are you using to open it?

I only had a chance to read a few of the comments on the first page... But this is awesome. I hope it helps me as much as I think it will. I am learning C# now, and trying to do a project far beyond my skills and I think this will help me learn as I go. Thank you for this. As for blank sheet and what not it looks fine to me and if there are mistakes that have not been fixed then I will just be posting questions in the forums. Anyway, just wanted to say thanks and that this was a great idea.

Gryphin.

file is damaged plz replace if possible

AWESOMENESS!!!!

Pink? I hate pink!

Damn good thing I have a black-and-white printer...