Pro C# 7 With. Net and. Net core Eighth Edition Andrew Troelsen Philip Japikse Pro C# 7

About the Authors
Andrew Troelsen
has more than 20 years of experience in the software 
industry. During this time he has worked as a developer, educator, author, 
public speaker, team lead, and now a manager at Thomson Reuters in the 
big data platform. He is the author of numerous books in the Microsoft 
universe covering C++-based COM development with ATL, COM and 
.NET interoperability, Visual Basic, and the award-winning C# and the 
.NET platform (which would be this book right here). He has a master 
of science degree in software engineering (MSSE) from the University 
of St. Thomas and is working on a second master of science degree in 
computational linguistics (CLMS) from the University of Washington.
Philip Japikse
is an international speaker, Microsoft MVP, ASPInsider, 
MCSD, CSM, and CSP, and passionate member of the developer 
community. Phil has been working with .NET since the first betas, 
developing software for more than 30 years, and heavily involved in the 
agile community since 2005. Phil is the lead director for the Cincinnati 
.NET User’s Group (
www.cinnug.org
), founded the Cincinnati Day of 
Agile (
www.dayofagile.org
), and volunteers for the National Ski Patrol. 
Phil is also a published author with LinkedIn Learning (
https://www.
lynda.com/Phil-Japikse/7908546-1.html
). During the day, Phil works 
as an enterprise consultant and agile coach for large to medium firms 
throughout the United States. Phil enjoys to learn new tech and is always 
striving to improve his craft. You can follow Phil on Twitter via 
www.
twitter.com/skimedic
 and read his blog at 
www.skimedic.com/blog
.

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About the Technical Reviewers
Eric Potter
is a software architect for Aptera Software and a Microsoft MVP 
for Visual Studio and development technologies. He works primarily in 
the .NET web platform but loves opportunities to try other stacks. He has 
been developing high-quality custom software solutions since 2001. At 
Aptera, he has successfully delivered solutions for clients in a wide variety 
of industries. In his spare time, he loves to tinker with Arduino projects.
He fondly remembers what it was like to develop software for the Palm OS. 
He has an amazing wife and five wonderful children. He blogs at
http://humbletoolsmith.com/
, and you can follow him on Twitter as
@pottereric
.
After almost two decades writing software professionally (and a few years 
unprofessionally before that),