“Sukkiri Wakatta! C#” (by Shunji Hinata) is an introductory book written for C# beginners, designed to help readers understand the basics and applications of programming "clearly." It features the author's easy-to-understand writing style, along with abundant illustrations and sample code. ◎ Book Overview - Author: Shunji Hinata - Publisher: ASCII Media Works - Release Date: July 22, 2008 - Pages: 272 - ISBN: 978-4048672467 - Target Audience: C# beginners, those with no prior programming experience ◎ Main Content Structure The following topics are explained step-by-step: - Basic C# Syntax Variables, operators, control structures (if, for, while, etc.) - Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming Classes, instances, inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism - Events and Delegates The unique event handling mechanism of C# and how to use it - Exception Handling try-catch-finally syntax and how to handle errors safely - Creating Windows Applications The basics of GUI applications using Visual Studio - File Operations and Data Input/Output Reading and writing files using the Stream class ◎ Features and Appeal - Abundant illustrations: Visually explains points that beginners often struggle with - Practical sample code: Designed to be understood by actually running the code - The author's writing style is friendly: Emphasizes readability despite being a technical book