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VisualC#®2005:HowtoProgram,Second
Edition
ByH.M.Deitel-Deitel&Associates,Inc.,
P.J.Deitel-Deitel&Associates,Inc.
Publisher :PrenticeHall
PubDate :December15,2005
PrintISBN-10 :0-13-152523-9
PrintISBN-13 :978-0-13-152523-8
eTextISBN-10 :0-13-133214-7
eTextISBN-13 :978-0-13-133214-0
Pages :1648


LearnhowtobuildwinningC#applications,starttofinish,using
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applicationsquicklyandeasily

VisualC#®2005:HowtoProgram,Second
Edition
ByH.M.Deitel-Deitel&Associates,Inc.,
P.J.Deitel-Deitel&Associates,Inc.
Publisher :PrenticeHall
PubDate :December15,2005

PrintISBN-10 :0-13-152523-9
Tableof PrintISBN-13 :978-0-13-152523-8
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Contents eTextISBN-10 :0-13-133214-7
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eTextISBN-13 :978-0-13-133214-0
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Deitel®SeriesPage
Preface
BeforeYouBegin
FeaturesinVisualC#2005HowtoProgram,2/e
TeachingApproach

ATouroftheOptionalCaseStudyonObject-OrientedDesignwiththeUML
TeachingResourcesforVisualC#2005HowtoProgram,2/e
DEITEL®BuzzOnlineFreeE-mailNewsletter
Acknowledgments
AbouttheAuthors
AboutDeitel&Associates,Inc
Chapter1.IntroductiontoComputers,theInternetandVisualC#
Section1.1.Introduction
Section1.2.WhatIsaComputer?
Section1.3.ComputerOrganization
Section1.4.EarlyOperatingSystems
Section1.5.PersonalComputing,DistributedComputingandClient/Server
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Section1.7.Microsoft'sWindows®OperatingSystem
Section1.8.MachineLanguages,AssemblyLanguagesandHigh-Level
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Section1.9.C#
Section1.10.C,C++,JavaandVisualBasic
Section1.11.OtherHigh-LevelLanguages
Section1.12.TheInternetandtheWorldWideWeb
Section1.13.ExtensibleMarkupLanguage(XML)
Section1.14.Microsoft's.NET
Section1.15.The.NETFrameworkandtheCommonLanguageRuntime
Section1.16.Test-DrivingaC#Application
Section1.17.(OnlyRequiredSectionoftheCaseStudy)Software
EngineeringCaseStudy:IntroductiontoObjectTechnologyandtheUML
Section1.18.Wrap-Up

Section1.19.WebResources
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter2.IntroductiontotheVisualC#2005ExpressEditionIDE
Section2.1.Introduction
Section2.2.OverviewoftheVisualStudio2005IDE
Section2.3.MenuBarandToolbar
Section2.4.NavigatingtheVisualStudio2005IDE
Section2.5.UsingHelp
Section2.6.UsingVisualProgrammingtoCreateaSimpleProgram
DisplayingTextandanImage
Section2.7.Wrap-Up
Section2.8.WebResources
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter3.IntroductiontoC#Applications
Section3.1.Introduction
Section3.2.ASimpleC#Application:DisplayingaLineofText
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Section3.5.FormattingTextwithConsole.WriteandConsole.WriteLine
Section3.6.AnotherC#Application:AddingIntegers
Section3.7.MemoryConcepts
Section3.8.Arithmetic
Section3.9.DecisionMaking:EqualityandRelationalOperators
Section3.10.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Examiningthe
ATMRequirementsDocument
Section3.11.Wrap-Up
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Chapter4.IntroductiontoClassesandObjects
Section4.1.Introduction
Section4.2.Classes,Objects,Methods,PropertiesandInstanceVariables
Section4.3.DeclaringaClasswithaMethodandInstantiatinganObjectof
aClass
Section4.4.DeclaringaMethodwithaParameter
Section4.5.InstanceVariablesandProperties

Section4.6.UMLClassDiagramwithaProperty
Section4.7.SoftwareEngineeringwithPropertiesandsetandget
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Section4.8.ValueTypesvs.ReferenceTypes
Section4.9.InitializingObjectswithConstructors
Section4.10.Floating-PointNumbersandTypedecimal
Section4.11.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Identifyingthe
ClassesintheATMRequirementsDocument
Section4.12.Wrap-Up
Summary
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Chapter5.ControlStatements:Part1
Section5.1.Introduction
Section5.2.Algorithms
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Section5.5.ifSingle-SelectionStatement
Section5.6.if...elseDouble-SelectionStatement
Section5.7.whileRepetitionStatement
Section5.8.FormulatingAlgorithms:Counter-ControlledRepetition
Section5.9.FormulatingAlgorithms:Sentinel-ControlledRepetition
Section5.10.FormulatingAlgorithms:NestedControlStatements
Section5.11.CompoundAssignmentOperators
Section5.12.IncrementandDecrementOperators
Section5.13.SimpleTypes
Section5.14.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Identifying
ClassAttributesintheATMSystem
Section5.15.Wrap-Up
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Chapter6.ControlStatements:Part2
Section6.1.Introduction

Section6.2.EssentialsofCounter-ControlledRepetition
Section6.3.forRepetitionStatement
Section6.4.ExamplesUsingtheforStatement
Section6.5.do...whileRepetitionStatement
Section6.6.switchMultiple-SelectionStatement
Section6.7.breakandcontinueStatements
Section6.8.LogicalOperators
Section6.9.StructuredProgrammingSummary
Section6.10.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Identifying
Objects'StatesandActivitiesintheATMSystem
Section6.11.Wrap-Up
Summary
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Chapter7.Methods:ADeeperLook
Section7.1.Introduction
Section7.2.PackagingCodeinC#

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Section7.4.DeclaringMethodswithMultipleParameters
Section7.5.NotesonDeclaringandUsingMethods
Section7.6.MethodCallStackandActivationRecords
Section7.7.ArgumentPromotionandCasting
Section7.8.TheFrameworkClassLibrary
Section7.9.CaseStudy:Random-NumberGeneration
Section7.10.CaseStudy:AGameofChance(IntroducingEnumerations)
Section7.11.ScopeofDeclarations
Section7.12.MethodOverloading
Section7.13.Recursion
Section7.14.PassingArguments:Pass-by-Valuevs.Pass-by-Reference
Section7.15.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Identifying
ClassOperationsintheATMSystem
Section7.16.Wrap-Up
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Chapter8.Arrays
Section8.1.Introduction
Section8.2.Arrays
Section8.3.DeclaringandCreatingArrays
Section8.4.ExamplesUsingArrays
Section8.5.CaseStudy:CardShufflingandDealingSimulation
Section8.6.foreachStatement
Section8.7.PassingArraysandArrayElementstoMethods
Section8.8.PassingArraysbyValueandbyReference
Section8.9.CaseStudy:ClassGradeBookUsinganArraytoStoreGrades
Section8.10.MultidimensionalArrays
Section8.11.CaseStudy:ClassGradeBookUsingaRectangularArray
Section8.12.Variable-LengthArgumentLists
Section8.13.UsingCommand-LineArguments
Section8.14.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Collaboration
AmongObjectsintheATMSystem
Section8.15.Wrap-Up
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SpecialSection:BuildingYourOwnComputer
Chapter9.ClassesandObjects:ADeeperLook
Section9.1.Introduction
Section9.2.TimeClassCaseStudy
Section9.3.ControllingAccesstoMembers
Section9.4.ReferringtotheCurrentObject'sMemberswiththethis
Reference
Section9.5.Indexers
Section9.6.TimeClassCaseStudy:OverloadedConstructors
Section9.7.DefaultandParameterlessConstructors
Section9.8.Composition
Section9.9.GarbageCollectionandDestructors
Section9.10.staticClassMembers
Section9.11.readonlyInstanceVariables

Section9.12.SoftwareReusability
Section9.13.DataAbstractionandEncapsulation
Section9.14.TimeClassCaseStudy:CreatingClassLibraries
Section9.15.internalAccess
Section9.16.ClassViewandObjectBrowser
Section9.17.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Startingto
ProgramtheClassesoftheATMSystem
Section9.18.Wrap-Up
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Chapter10.Object-OrientedProgramming:Inheritance
Section10.1.Introduction
Section10.2.BaseClassesandDerivedClasses
Section10.3.protectedMembers
Section10.4.RelationshipbetweenBaseClassesandDerivedClasses
Section10.5.ConstructorsinDerivedClasses
Section10.6.SoftwareEngineeringwithInheritance
Section10.7.Classobject
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Chapter11.Polymorphism,Interfaces&OperatorOverloading
Section11.1.Introduction
Section11.2.PolymorphismExamples
Section11.3.DemonstratingPolymorphicBehavior
Section11.4.AbstractClassesandMethods
Section11.5.CaseStudy:PayrollSystemUsingPolymorphism
Section11.6.sealedMethodsandClasses
Section11.7.CaseStudy:CreatingandUsingInterfaces
Section11.8.OperatorOverloading
Section11.9.(Optional)SoftwareEngineeringCaseStudy:Incorporating
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Section11.10.Wrap-Up
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Chapter12.ExceptionHandling
Section12.1.Introduction
Section12.2.ExceptionHandlingOverview
Section12.3.Example:DividebyZeroWithoutExceptionHandling
Section12.4.Example:HandlingDivideByZeroExceptionsand
FormatExceptions
Section12.5..NETExceptionHierarchy
Section12.6.finallyBlock
Section12.7.ExceptionProperties
Section12.8.User-DefinedExceptionClasses
Section12.9.Wrap-Up
Summary
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Section13.1.Introduction
Section13.2.WindowsForms
Section13.3.EventHandling
Section13.4.ControlPropertiesandLayout
Section13.5.Labels,TextBoxesandButtons
Section13.6.GroupBoxesandPanels
Section13.7.CheckBoxesandRadioButtons
Section13.8.PictureBoxes
Section13.9.ToolTips

Section13.10.NumericUpDownControl
Section13.11.Mouse-EventHandling
Section13.12.Keyboard-EventHandling
Section13.13.Wrap-Up
Summary
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AnswersToSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter14.GraphicalUserInterfaceConcepts:Part2
Section14.1.Introduction
Section14.2.Menus
Section14.3.MonthCalendarControl
Section14.4.DateTimePickerControl
Section14.5.LinkLabelControl
Section14.6.ListBoxControl
Section14.7.CheckedListBoxControl
Section14.8.ComboBoxControl
Section14.9.TreeViewControl
Section14.10.ListViewControl
Section14.11.TabControlControl
Section14.12.MultipleDocumentInterface(MDI)Windows
Section14.13.VisualInheritance
Section14.14.User-DefinedControls
Section14.15.Wrap-Up
Summary
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Section15.1.Introduction
Section15.2.ThreadStates:LifeCycleofaThread

Section15.3.ThreadPrioritiesandThreadScheduling
Section15.4.CreatingandExecutingThreads
Section15.5.ThreadSynchronizationandClassMonitor
Section15.6.Producer/ConsumerRelationshipwithoutThread
Synchronization
Section15.7.Producer/ConsumerRelationshipwithThread
Synchronization
Section15.8.Producer/ConsumerRelationship:CircularBuffer
Section15.9.MultithreadingwithGUIs
Section15.10.Wrap-Up
Summary
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Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter16.Strings,CharactersandRegularExpressions
Section16.1.Introduction
Section16.2.FundamentalsofCharactersandStrings
Section16.3.stringConstructors
Section16.4.stringIndexer,LengthPropertyandCopyToMethod
Section16.5.Comparingstrings
Section16.6.LocatingCharactersandSubstringsinstrings
Section16.7.ExtractingSubstringsfromstrings
Section16.8.Concatenatingstrings
Section16.9.MiscellaneousstringMethods
Section16.10.ClassStringBuilder
Section16.11.LengthandCapacityProperties,EnsureCapacityMethod
andIndexerofClassStringBuilder
Section16.12.AppendandAppendFormatMethodsofClassStringBuilder
Section16.13.Insert,RemoveandReplaceMethodsofClassStringBuilder

Section16.14.CharMethods
Section16.15.CardShufflingandDealingSimulation
Section16.16.RegularExpressionsandClassRegex
Section16.17.Wrap-Up
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Chapter17.GraphicsandMultimedia
Section17.1.Introduction
Section17.2.DrawingClassesandtheCoordinateSystem
Section17.3.GraphicsContextsandGraphicsObjects
Section17.4.ColorControl
Section17.5.FontControl
Section17.6.DrawingLines,RectanglesandOvals
Section17.7.DrawingArcs
Section17.8.DrawingPolygonsandPolylines
Section17.9.AdvancedGraphicsCapabilities
Section17.10.IntroductiontoMultimedia
Section17.11.Loading,DisplayingandScalingImages
Section17.12.AnimatingaSeriesofImages
Section17.13.WindowsMediaPlayer
Section17.14.MicrosoftAgent
Section17.15.Wrap-Up
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter18.FilesandStreams
Section18.1.Introduction
Section18.2.DataHierarchy
Section18.3.FilesandStreams
Section18.4.ClassesFileandDirectory
Section18.5.CreatingaSequential-AccessTextFile
Section18.6.ReadingDatafromaSequential-AccessTextFile

Section18.7.Serialization
Section18.8.CreatingaSequential-AccessFileUsingObjectSerialization
Section18.9.ReadingandDeserializingDatafromaSequential-Access
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Section18.10.Wrap-Up
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Chapter19.ExtensibleMarkupLanguage(XML)
Section19.1.Introduction
Section19.2.XMLBasics
Section19.3.StructuringData
Section19.4.XMLNamespaces
Section19.5.DocumentTypeDefinitions(DTDs)
Section19.6.W3CXMLSchemaDocuments
Section19.7.(Optional)ExtensibleStylesheetLanguageandXSL
Transformations
Section19.8.(Optional)DocumentObjectModel(DOM)
Section19.9.(Optional)SchemaValidationwithClassXmlReader
Section19.10.(Optional)XSLTwithClassXslCompiledTransform
Section19.11.Wrap-Up
Section19.12.WebResources
Summary
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Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter20.Database,SQLandADO.NET
Section20.1.Introduction
Section20.2.RelationalDatabases
Section20.3.RelationalDatabaseOverview:BooksDatabase
Section20.4.SQL
Section20.5.ADO.NETObjectModel

Section20.6.ProgrammingwithADO.NET:ExtractingInformationfroma
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Section20.7.QueryingtheBooksDatabase
Section20.8.ProgrammingwithADO.NET:AddressBookCaseStudy
Section20.9.UsingaDataSettoReadandWriteXML
Section20.10.Wrap-Up
Section20.11.WebResources
Summary
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Section21.1.Introduction
Section21.2.SimpleHTTPTransactions
Section21.3.MultitierApplicationArchitecture
Section21.4.CreatingandRunningaSimpleWeb-FormExample
Section21.5.WebControls
Section21.6.SessionTracking
Section21.7.CaseStudy:ConnectingtoaDatabaseinASP.NET
Section21.8.CaseStudy:SecureBooksDatabaseApplication
Section21.9.Wrap-Up
Section21.10.WebResources
Summary
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Self-ReviewExercises
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Chapter22.WebServices
Section22.1.Introduction
Section22.2..NETWebServicesBasics
Section22.3.SimpleObjectAccessProtocol(SOAP)

Section22.4.PublishingandConsumingWebServices
Section22.5.SessionTrackinginWebServices
Section22.6.UsingWebFormsandWebServices
Section22.7.User-DefinedTypesinWebServices
Section22.8.Wrap-Up
Section22.9.WebResources
Summary
Terminology
Self-ReviewExercises
AnswerstoSelf-ReviewExercises
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Chapter23.Networking:Streams-BasedSocketsandDatagrams
Section23.1.Introduction
Section23.2.Connection-Orientedvs.ConnectionlessCommunication
Section23.3.ProtocolsforTransportingData
Section23.4.EstablishingaSimpleTCPServer(UsingStreamSockets)
Section23.5.EstablishingaSimpleTCPClient(UsingStreamSockets)
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Section23.9.WebBrowserControl
Section23.10..NETRemoting
Section23.11.Wrap-Up
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Chapter24.SearchingandSorting

Section24.1.Introduction
Section24.2.SearchingAlgorithms
Section24.3.SortingAlgorithms
Section24.4.Wrap-Up
Summary
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Chapter25.DataStructures
Section25.1.Introduction
Section25.2.Simple-Typestructs,BoxingandUnboxing
Section25.3.Self-ReferentialClasses
Section25.4.LinkedLists
Section25.5.Stacks
Section25.6.Queues
Section25.7.Trees
Section25.8.Wrap-Up
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Section26.1.Introduction
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Section26.8.Wrap-Up

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Chapter27.Collections
Section27.1.Introduction
Section27.2.CollectionsOverview
Section27.3.ClassArrayandEnumerators
Section27.4.Non-GenericCollections
Section27.5.GenericCollections
Section27.6.SynchronizedCollections
Section27.7.Wrap-Up
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AppendixA.OperatorPrecedenceChart
AppendixB.NumberSystems
SectionB.1.Introduction
SectionB.2.AbbreviatingBinaryNumbersasOctalandHexadecimal
Numbers
SectionB.3.ConvertingOctalandHexadecimalNumberstoBinary
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SectionB.4.ConvertingfromBinary,OctalorHexadecimaltoDecimal
SectionB.5.ConvertingfromDecimaltoBinary,OctalorHexadecimal
SectionB.6.NegativeBinaryNumbers:Two'sComplementNotation
Summary
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SectionC.4.ControllingExecutionUsingtheStepInto,StepOver,Step
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SectionC.5.OtherFeatures
SectionC.6.Wrap-Up
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AppendixD.ASCIICharacterSet
AppendixE.Unicode®
SectionE.1.Introduction
SectionE.2.UnicodeTransformationFormats
SectionE.3.CharactersandGlyphs
SectionE.4.Advantages/DisadvantagesofUnicode
SectionE.5.UsingUnicode
SectionE.6.CharacterRanges
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AppendixF.IntroductiontoXHTML:Part1
SectionF.1.Introduction
SectionF.2.EditingXHTML

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SectionF.4.W3CXHTMLValidationService
SectionF.5.Headers
SectionF.6.Linking
SectionF.7.Images
SectionF.8.SpecialCharactersandMoreLineBreaks
SectionF.9.UnorderedLists
SectionF.10.NestedandOrderedLists
SectionF.11.WebResources
AppendixG.IntroductiontoXHTML:Part2
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SectionG.6.InternalLinking
SectionG.7.CreatingandUsingImageMaps
SectionG.8.metaElements
SectionG.9.framesetElement
SectionG.10.Nestedframesets
SectionG.11.WebResources
AppendixH.HTML/XHTMLSpecialCharacters
AppendixI.HTML/XHTMLColors
AppendixJ.ATMCaseStudyCode
SectionJ.1.ATMCaseStudyImplementation
SectionJ.2.ClassATM
SectionJ.3.ClassScreen
SectionJ.4.ClassKeypad
SectionJ.5.ClassCashDispenser
SectionJ.6.ClassDepositSlot
SectionJ.7.ClassAccount
SectionJ.8.ClassBankDatabase
SectionJ.9.ClassTransaction
SectionJ.10.ClassBalanceInquiry
SectionJ.11.ClassWithdrawal
SectionJ.12.ClassDeposit

SectionJ.13.ClassATMCaseStudy
SectionJ.14.Wrap-Up
AppendixK.UML2:AdditionalDiagramTypes
SectionK.1.Introduction
SectionK.2.AdditionalDiagramTypes
AppendixL.SimpleTypes
AdditionalSimpleTypeInformation
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