Summary
With new modifiers, method overloading, class extensions, and object-oriented skills under our belts, we are only one step away from the end of our C# journey. Remember, these intermediate topics are intended to get you thinking about more complex applications of the knowledge you’ve been gathering throughout this book; don’t think that what you’ve learned in this chapter is all that there is to know about these concepts. Take it as a starting point and continue from there.
In the next chapter, we’ll discuss the basics of generic programming, get a little hands-on experience with delegates and events, and wrap up with an overview of exception handling.
