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Advanced
C# Programming
About the Author
Paul Kimmel founded Software Conceptions, Inc., in Okemos, Michigan in 1990. Paul
specializes in object-oriented architecture and software design. He is the frameworks columnist
for
Windows Developer Magazine,
a bimonthly columnist for
codeguru.com,
and a contributing
columnist to
InformIT
. Paul has written several books on object-oriented programming. He is
currently the lead architect for a C# and ASP.NET enterprise application for managing the
corrections division of the sherrif’s office in Oregon, and he has successfully implemented
dozens of corporate and commercial applications in the telecom, insurance, and financial
industries and for law enforcement and government agencies, with customers throughout the
United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico.
Advanced
C# Programming
Paul Kimmel
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