CLR via C# (Developer Reference)
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- Create Date：2021-04-26 11:56:04
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Jeffrey Richter
- ISBN：0735667454
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Summary
Dig deep and master the intricacies of the common language runtime， C#， and 。NET development。 Led by programming expert Jeffrey Richter， a longtime consultant to the Microsoft 。NET team - you’ll gain pragmatic insights for building robust， reliable， and responsive apps and components。
Fully updated for 。NET Framework 4。5 and Visual Studio 2012 Delivers a thorough grounding in the 。NET Framework architecture， runtime environment， and other key topics， including asynchronous programming and the new Windows Runtime Provides extensive code samples in Visual C# 2012 Features authoritative， pragmatic guidance on difficult development concepts such as generics and threading
Fully updated for 。NET Framework 4。5 and Visual Studio 2012 Delivers a thorough grounding in the 。NET Framework architecture， runtime environment， and other key topics， including asynchronous programming and the new Windows Runtime Provides extensive code samples in Visual C# 2012 Features authoritative， pragmatic guidance on difficult development concepts such as generics and threading
Reviews
Shyam Poovaiah
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This book is really detailed and intricate。Jefferey along with presenting the idea， usage and implications of CLR features mentions the supplemental tools。 This is enriched with his own coding extensions。This book is what you read to be a know it all for 。NET development。
Smartaquarius
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Make a habit of reading it daily。 This book is long enough but necessary to understand the inner mechanism of CLR。 This reading can easily drive towards the advanced concepts。
Evgeny Shcherbo
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The book is amazing。 It contains a lot of details about the runtime， so that it's worth reading （and re-reading） and using it as a reference and as a source of best practices which are result of huge Jeffrey's experience。 The book is amazing。 It contains a lot of details about the runtime， so that it's worth reading （and re-reading） and using it as a reference and as a source of best practices which are result of huge Jeffrey's experience。 。。。more
Henrik Dohlmann
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I needed to get up to speed with C# and this was at a proper technical level。
Sergey Kochergan
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Endless world of CLR internals
Marina
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Глава про многопоточку слишком поверхностная， по этой теме лучше смотреть Джозефа Албахари。 В остальном книга идеальна для подготовки на собесы для джунов。
Hayk Karapetyan
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One of the must-read books if you want to professionally develop software under the 。NET Framework。
Alexander Vasiltsov
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Awesome， as usually。
Pavel Shchegolevatykh
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One of the classic boring technical books with raw information。 Nothing special。 Even Microsoft documentation is much better now。
Kamil Włodarczyk
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Enjoy。
Delhi Irc
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Location: GG7 IRCAccession No: DL030074
Anbarasan Samandan
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Must read book for a 。NET programmer。
Tushar Tyagi
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Such an amazing book！I've not read the entire thing; but I keep going back to it for having the deep understanding of whatever I am working on at the moment and it has never disappointed me。 The language is terse， the presentation clear， and the depth and the breadth covered is just mind blowing。 Really deserve more than 5 stars。 Such an amazing book！I've not read the entire thing; but I keep going back to it for having the deep understanding of whatever I am working on at the moment and it has never disappointed me。 The language is terse， the presentation clear， and the depth and the breadth covered is just mind blowing。 Really deserve more than 5 stars。 。。。more
Culturecide
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Hello， world！
Slobodan Pavkov
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THE best book on internals of C# and CLR。 A must read for every serious 。NET developer。[return]Simply amazing book。 Explains all the internals in an easy to follow way and unveils the mysteries of 。NET internals。
Martin Mihaylov
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A must-read for every C# developer。 Definitely not for newbies， but for people with more experience， wanting to know how things work under the hood。
Isen
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CLR via C# cover a broad array of topics on C# and the Common Language Runtime， and there is certainly a lot of value to be had from this book。 However it is not clear to me how this book is to be read。 I kept it on my desk and snuck in a few pages in between tests running and code compiling， and this is certainly not the right way to read this -- it's a bit dense; there are code examples in both C# and IL and in many cases you really need to work along the book with your own code to get the mos CLR via C# cover a broad array of topics on C# and the Common Language Runtime， and there is certainly a lot of value to be had from this book。 However it is not clear to me how this book is to be read。 I kept it on my desk and snuck in a few pages in between tests running and code compiling， and this is certainly not the right way to read this -- it's a bit dense; there are code examples in both C# and IL and in many cases you really need to work along the book with your own code to get the most out of it。 Despite the subtitle， it's not really a reference book either。 The chapters are designed to be read from start to finish， and they're a bit long。 It would be difficult to quickly refresh yourself on a particular topic unless you know exactly what you're looking for。 Nor does the book work as a textbook， as there are no questions/exercises， and the chapters have a lot of forward and back references， but deal with disparate subjects and don't really build towards any conclusion。 It would probably be best suited to a freelance programmer who can dedicate an hour or two a day to actively work through it， in which case it would be very valuable indeed。 As is， I think I only took away about 20% of what the book had to offer。 。。。more
Rahul Agarawal
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must read book for every 。net developer。 initial 3 chapters revolve around concepts like assemblies， bundling and packaging and few other but after that it pick full pace and focused on core concepts with lot of code samples。 Chapters like CLR hosting， App domain， Threading are just awesome。
Igor Celik
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A must read for any dot。net programmer。
Сергей Рыков
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Should reread every new edition！
Siva Sankaran Somaskandan
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The book provides plenty of details on each topic/sub topic in 。net ecosystem。 It is breathtaking to see the wideness and depth it covered the features in 。net。 the narrating language also is so readable。 A pleasurable reading experience。
David Sanchez
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All 。NET developers who want to understand how 。NET works should read this book， this was recommended by a Microsoft PFE of Development。
Anton Komyshan
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One of the best book about CLR and 。NET infrastructure。
Mohsen Afshin
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Just translated it into Persian
Andrii
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Долго откладывал эту книгу на потом и вот， наконец-то， я это сделал。Остался в восторге от содержания и тем， как автор удачно упрощает сложные процессы и алгоритмы для более успешного понимания。 Как по мне， книга будет полезна для разработчиков уровня средний и выше。Кстати， это просто отличный справочник для генерации вопросов на собеседование специалистов C#/。Net。
Max Savchenko
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Классика。 "Читай Рихтера"- универсальный ответ практически на любой вопрос， который вы можете встретить на русскоязычных профильных форумах。 Жаль， что иногда этот ответ - единственный。 Классика。 "Читай Рихтера"- универсальный ответ практически на любой вопрос， который вы можете встретить на русскоязычных профильных форумах。 Жаль， что иногда этот ответ - единственный。 。。。more
Mykhailo Hentosh
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This book is really great structured with just enough deep dive into things to not mess everything up。Definitely will recommend to everyone who is interested in C#。
Szántó Balázs
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This book is a must read， if you're heading into writing C# code。 Not only deep dives it into the 。NET internals， but the way it's presented by Jeffery Richter is really easy to understand。 After reading it， you'll think different。 This book is a must read， if you're heading into writing C# code。 Not only deep dives it into the 。NET internals， but the way it's presented by Jeffery Richter is really easy to understand。 After reading it， you'll think different。 。。。more
Arun Mahendrakar
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Let me start by saying this:Every chapter is a 'world in itself'。That is the amount of detail you gain from each chapter。 The chapter names might sound simple and naive， but the author takes you on a deep-dive on that topic。I started with the 3rd edition and finished with the 4th one and I regret not having read this book a little early in my career。 IMHO if you have at least 3 yrs of experience in 。net/C#， this book can bolster your understanding by leaps and bounds。 Beginners （6 mos to 1 yr of Let me start by saying this:Every chapter is a 'world in itself'。That is the amount of detail you gain from each chapter。 The chapter names might sound simple and naive， but the author takes you on a deep-dive on that topic。I started with the 3rd edition and finished with the 4th one and I regret not having read this book a little early in my career。 IMHO if you have at least 3 yrs of experience in 。net/C#， this book can bolster your understanding by leaps and bounds。 Beginners （6 mos to 1 yr of exp） might not appreciate very much。Doubtless that I have read many tech-books being a software professional， but this one is the best one so far。The chapters 5 - Primitive， Reference and Value Types and 21 - The Managed Heap and Garbage Collection are my take-away's from this book。 I haven't seen another book/article that explain the topics in these chapters as clearly as the author does。 。。。more
Manny Tingplants
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