Object-Oriented Programming in C# 2017

Course Details

• Module 1: .NET: What You Need To Know
• .NET Executables and the CLR
• A .NET Testbed for C# Programming
• Using Visual Studio 2017
• Module 2: First C# Programs
• Hello, World
• Namespaces
• Variables and Expressions
• Using C# as a Calculator
• Input/Output in C#
• .NET Framework Class Library
• Module 3: Data Types in C#
• Data Types
• Integer Types
• Floating Point Types
• Decimal Type
• Characters and Strings
• Boolean Type
• Boolean Type
• Nullable Types
• Module 4: Operators and Expressions
• Operator Cardinality
• Arithmetic Operators
• Relational Operators
• Logical Operators
• Bitwise Operators
• Assignment Operators
• Expressions
• Checked and Unchecked
• Module 5: Control Structures
• If Tests
• Loops
• Arrays
• Foreach
• More about Control Flow
• Switch
• Module 6: Object-Oriented Programming
• Objects
• Classes
• v
• Polymorphism
• Object-Oriented Languages
• Components
• Module 7: Classes
• Classes as Structured Data
• Methods
• Constructors and Initialization
• Static Fields and Methods
• Constant and Readonly
• Module 8: More about Types
• Overview of Types in C#
• Value Types
• Boxing and Unboxing
• Reference Types
• Implicitly Typed Variables
• Module 9: Methods, Properties and Operators
• Methods
• Parameter Passing
• Method Overloading
• Variable-Length Parameter Lists
• Properties
• Auto-Implemented Properties
• Operator Overloading
• Module 10: Characters and Strings
• Characters
• Strings
• String Input
• String Methods
• StringBuilder Class
• Programming with Strings
• Module 11: Arrays and Indexers
• Arrays
• System.Array
• Random Number Generation
• Jagged Arrays
• Rectangular Arrays
• Arrays as Collections
• Bank Case Study—Step 1
• Indexers
• Module 12: Inheritance
• Single Inheritance
• Access Control
• Method Hiding
• Initialization
• Bank Case Study—Step 2
• Module 13: Virtual Methods and Polymorphism
• Virtual Methods and Dynamic Binding
• Method Overriding
• Fragile Base Class Problem
• Polymorphism
• Abstract Classes
• Sealed Classes
• Heterogeneous Collections
• Bank Case Study—Step 3
• Module 14: Formatting and Conversion
• ToString
• Format Strings
• String Formatting Methods
• Bank Case Study—Step 4
• Type Conversions
• Module 15: Exceptions
• Exception Fundamentals
• Structured Exception Handling
• User-Defined Exception Classes
• Inner Exceptions
• Bank Case Study—Step 5
• Module 16: Interfaces
• Interface Fundamentals
• Programming with Interfaces
• Using Interfaces at Runtime
• Bank Case Study—Step 6
• Resolving Ambiguities
• Module 17: .NET Interfaces and Collections
• Collections
• Bank Case Study—Step 7
• IEnumerable and IEnumerator
• Copy Semantics and ICloneable
• Comparing Objects
• Generic Types
• Type-Safe Collections
• Object Initializers
• Collection Initializers
• Anonymous Types
• Bank Case Study—Step 8
• Module 18: Delegates and Events
• Delegates
• Anonymous Methods
• Lambda Expressions
• Events
• Module 19: Introduction to Windows Forms
• Creating Windows Applications Using Visual Studio 2017
• Partial Classes
• Buttons, Labels and Textboxes
• Handling Events
• Listbox Controls
• Module 20: Newer Features in C#
• Dynamic Data Type
• Named Arguments
• Optional Arguments
• Variance in Generic Interfaces
• Asynchronous Programming Keywords
• New Features in C# 6.0 and C# 7.0