Learning C# 2005
by Jesse Liberty and Brian MacDonald

The following errata were *corrected* in the 5/07 reprint.

This page was updated April 24, 2007.

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{44} 2nd para under Numeric Types;

The reason a ushort can hold up to 65,535 is that 65,535 is a round 
number in binary arithmetic (2^16).
->
The reason a ushort can hold up to 65,535 is that 65,536 is a round 
number in binary arithmetic (2^16) and one bit is devoted to 0.

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(49) Definite Assignment first line;

C# requires definite assignment; that is, variables must be
initialized (or assigned to) before they are "used."

->

C# requires definite assignment; that is, variables must be
initialized (or assigned to) before they are "used" (see "out
Parameters and Definite Assignment" in Chapter 8). 

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{127} Second code snippet (SetTime)

this.hour = hour 
->
this.hour = newHour 

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{129} top of page;

Class1
->
Program

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(153) Example 8-3, top;

theSecond )= Second;
->
theSecond = Second; 

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(168) 3rd line;

Recalulate
->
Reevaluate
 
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(266) Generics: first sentence;

(ArrayList, Stack, and Queue)
->
(Array, List, Stack, and Queue)

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{394} 2nd code block from bottom;

protected void btnCopy_Click
->
private void btnCopy_Click 

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