Index | Real-World .NET Applications

" (quotation marks) in XML documents, meaning of, 101-102

$ (dollar sign) in Doggie computer game, meaning of, 214

% (percent) sign used with MoveCat method, meaning of, 249

& (ampersand), using with entities in DTDs, 107

' (single quotes) in XML documents, meaning of, 101

(i), (ii), (iii), and (iv), 305-306

* (asterisk)

in Doggie computer game, 213

as operator for child elements in XML documents, 105

using with users attribute, 541

+ (plus sign)

as operator for child elements in XML documents, 105

using with @ Application directive in Global.asax file, 516

using with public external DTDs, 106

, (comma) operator, using with child elements in XML documents, 105

- (hyphen), using as menu separator, 126

− (minus sign), using with public external DTDs, 106

// (double forward slashes), using with FPIs, 106

; (semicolon) using with entities in DTDs, 107

<!– and –> symbols in XML documents, meaning of, 100

< … > notation in XML, meaning of, 96

< / and > in XML documents, meaning of, 101

< and > in XML documents, meaning of, 101

<!ELEMENT> XML tag, meaning of, 103-104

? (question mark)

as operator for child elements in XML documents, 105

using with users attribute, 541

[] (brackets), meaning of, 215

\ (backslash), meaning of, 225

| (pipe) operator, using with child elements in XML documents, 105

0 default value in SQL Server connection strings, description of, 442

0–5 values in second-digit FTP replies, explanations of, 344

1–5 values in first-digit FTP replies, explanations of, 344

2D vector graphics service in GDI+, explanation of, 256

15 default value in SQL Server connection strings, description of, 442

32-bit color, specifying, 260

100 default value in SQL Server connection strings, description of, 443

110-553 values in third-digit FTP replies, explanations of, 345-346

180-degree turns in Doggie computer game

explanation of, 231, 237

implementing, 247

226 FTP reply code, example of, 362, 365, 386

230 FTP reply code, example of, 371

8192 default value in SQL Server connection strings, description of, 443