Chapter 8. Learning About Component-Oriented Architecture
So far, you have learned the essentials of C#. With the essentials, you can write a functional application that uses classes, objects, interfaces, and inheritance. In this chapter, you'll learn about a C# programming technique that some developers define as structural. A structural programming technique is when the code does not directly serve to solve a business problem, but solves a problem relating to building the application.
Another purpose of this chapter is to give you more experience with developing componentoriented code. In particular, you'll learn how to develop a kernel. Developing a kernel demonstrates the power and flexibility of the component-oriented development approach. ...
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