Programming in C#: (06) Splitting Assemblies, WinMD, Diagnostics and Instrumentation
Programming in C#: (08) Using LINQ to Objects and XML, and Serialization
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This module introduces the user on how to access databases using Language Integrated Query (LINQ). It also provides an overview of fundamentals of serialization.
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 I'm sorry to say that, but there's too much bla-bla-bla in this serie.
Luigi
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Yoyo For sommeone that is in a hurry, maybe it is too much "bla bla", but for me it was realy a nice story and those guys are realy funny... unusualy funy for a programmers :).
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Amit Hi, Whats the future of C#? Is Microsoft working on C#6.0 or is C#5.0 the last version?