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To help you get the most from the text and keep track of what's happening, I've used several conventions throughout the book.

SPLENDID SIDEBARS

Sidebars such as this one contain additional information and side topics.

WARNING Boxes like this one hold important information that is directly relevant to the surrounding text. There are a lot of ways a software project can fail, so these warn you about “worst practices” that you should avoid.

NOTE These boxes indicate notes, tips, hints, tricks, and asides to the current discussion. They look like this.

As for styles in the text:

● Important words are highlighted when they are introduced.

● Keyboard strokes are shown like this: Ctrl+A. This one means you should hold down the Ctrl key (or Control or CTL or whatever it's labeled on your keyboard) and press the A key.

● This book includes little actual program code because I don't know what programming languages you use (if any). When there is code, it is formatted like the following.

(Don't worry if you can't understand the code. The text explains what it does.)

● Filenames, URLs, and the occasionally piece of code within the text are shown like this: www.csharphelper.com.