Programming in C#: (02) Complex Types, Object Interfaces and Inheritance
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This module goes over the differences between Object Oriented Programming (OOP), Managed Languages and why use C# for OOP. It also addresses the evolution of C# and what you can expect with the latest version.
- [09:27] - Object Oriented Programming
- [14:45] - What is a Managed Language?
- [23:47] - Why C# for OOP?
- [43:20] - C# Syntax
Full course outline:
- Mod 01: OOP, Managed Languages and C#
- Mod 02: Complex Types, Object Interfaces and Inheritance
- Mod 03: Controlling Programmatic Flow, and Manipulating Types and Strings
- Mod 04: Code Reflection and Working with Garbage Collection
- Mod 05: Type and Value Validation, and Encryption Techniques
- Mod 06: Splitting Assemblies, WinMD, Diagnostics and Instrumentation
- Mod 07: Interacting with the File System, and Leveraging Web Services
- Mod 08: Using LINQ to Objects and XML, and Serialization
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The Discussion
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ciupaz Good idea this serie about C#. What about a similar training videos about other arguments, like SQL Server, Reporting Services and so on?
Luigi
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adi is there a vb version jump start ?
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peyman Wonderful.
Thank you very much.
May the slides be available too?
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Prabhudurai K Thanks a lot, Good startup session.
Please start similar session for SQL Server -
hghjgh Awful video.
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billybudq I am confused! Is this supposed to be a intro course? They jump all over the place.
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muhammedsahl Thanks jerry and daren
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Semih This is the best C# introduction I have ever see.
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Keith Very cool, thanks guys
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Peneluc Liked. Very good.
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postoak This entire series is an excellent course for those who already have elementary knowledge of C#. It moves quickly through some esoteric concepts and I recommend saving the videos to allow pause, rewind, and re-watch as much as necessary. Thank you for all the work and effort to produce such an outstanding series of lessons.
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MPMoka Perfect...
If you, like me, are migrating from C/C++ to C #, this tutorial is tailor-made for you. Watch and be happy!
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