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C#.NET COURSE CURRICULUM
- Introduction to C#.NET
- Object Oriented Programming
- C#: The OOP Language
- The NET Framework
- CLR, MSIL, JIT and Managed Code
- Metadata, Assemblies, The Manifest and Garbage Collection
- Putting Things Together
- ILASM and ILDASM
- A First Look at the C# Code
- The C# Code
- The IL Code
- Using the Library File
- How to Get a Free C# Compiler
- Compiling Programs in the Command Line Environment
- Comparison of C# and C++
- Features of C#
- Building the Program Logic
- UsingConditions
- RelationalOperators
- LogicalOperators
- TheBitwiseOperators
- The ifelseConstruct
- ManipulatingCharacters
- The switchConstruct
- TheConditionalExpression
- UsingLibraries
- Repetition Loops
- Nesting Loops
- Branching Statements
- Arrays
- Multi Dimensional Arrays
- Jagged Arrays
- Using Program Arguments
- Using .NET Properties and Methods with Arrays
- The for each Loop
- C# Programming
- The “Hello,World!â€C#Program
- Compiling and Running the Program
- Comments
- Class Declaration
- The Main Method
- Using the NET Methods for Displaying Results
- Using Directives
- Using Local Variables
- TheProgramArchitecture
- Qualifying Names
- Common Conventions for Writing Code
- Code Documentation
- C# Data Types
- Data Types
- Builtin Data Types
- ValueTypes
- Variable Initialization
- DefaultValues
- ReferenceTypes
- TheC#ReferenceTypes
- Boxing and Unboxing
- SimpleDataTypes
- Creating and Manipulating Arithmetic Expressions
- The Basic Arithmetic Operators (+,–,*, /)
- The Modulus Operator (%)
- The Assignment Operators
- Increment and Decrement Operators (++,––)
- Operator Associativity
- HowtoGet theTypeName
- Evaluating Expressions with Mixed Types
- Adding a Suffixto Numeric Data
- Real Types
- Integral Types
- Conversion between Types
- The charType
- Formatting Results (Currency, Decimal, Fixedpoint, Numeric, Scientific, Hexadecimal, NullableTypes
- Using the ??Operator
- The string Type
- StringExpressions
- String Operators
- The@Symbol
- Reading the Keyboard Input
- Class using the parse Method
- UsingClasses
- ClassDeclaration
- Class Instantiation
- Namespaces
- Nesting Namespaces
- The Namespace Alias Qualifier
- Access Levels
- Properties and UsingProperties
- ReadonlyProperties
- Accessor Accessibility
- StaticMembers and StaticClasses
- Constants, Constructors, DeclaringConstructors, PrivateConstructors, StaticConstructors
- Destructors, PartialClasses
- FunctionMembers
- FunctionMembers
- Polymorphism
- Virtual and Override Methods
- Calling Members of the Base Class
- Method Overloading and Overriding Virtual Methods on the Base Class
- Abstract Classes and Methods
- Indexers
- Structs, Enums and Attributes
- Structs vs Classes
- Passing Structs and Classes to Methods
- Attributes
- Calling Native Functions
- Emulating Unions
- Generics
- What Are Generics?
- Using Generic Collections
- CreatingYourOwnGenericClasses
- Generic Methods
- Generic Methods inside Generic Classes
- Overloading Generic Methods
- GenericDelegates
- Generic Interfaces
- Limitations of Using Generics
- ICollection, ICollectionMembers, IDictionary, IDictionary Members
- Creating Your Own Generic Classes
- Generic Methods, Generic Methods inside Generic Classes, Overloading Generic Methods
- GenericDelegates, Generic Interfaces, BenefitsofUsingGenerics, LimitationsofUsingGenerics
- Interfaces
- What Is an Interface
- Declaring an Interface
- Interface Implementation
- Explicit Interface Implementation
- Hiding Members of the Base Class, Versioning, Hiding Interface Members
- Exceptions
- Errors and Exceptions
- Throwing an Exception, Catching an Exception, Organizing the Handlers, Sequence of Events in Handling Exceptions, Expected Exceptions in File Processing
- Reading Text Files, Writing and Appending Text Files
- The finally Block, The try finally Statement, The try catch finally Statement, User defined Exceptions, Using the Stack Trace Property
- DelegatesandEvents
- What Is aDelegate?, DeclaringDelegates, CreatingaDelegate, Invoking the Delegate, Associating a Delegate with More Than One Method
- Adding and Removing Delegates, Using NET Methods to Add and Remove Delegates, Anonymous Methods, OuterVariables, Restrictions on Using Anonymous Methods
- Covariance, Contravariance, Events, Using Events in Applications
- Collections and Iterators
- Collections Classes, The Stack Collection, Stack Members, The Queue Collection,Queue Members
- The ArrayList Collection, ArrayList Members, The Sorted List Collection, Sorted List Members
- The Hash table Collection, Hash table Members, Specialized Collections
- The List Dictionary Collection, List Dictionary Members
- The Linked List Collection
- Using Enumerators, Iterators, The Iterator Blocks, The yield Statement
- Assemblies and Versioning
- PE Files, Metadata, Security Boundary, Versioning, Manifests
- MultiModule Assemblies, Private Assemblies, Shared Assemblies, Public Key Encryption
- Attributes and Reflection
- Attributes, Intrinsic Attributes, Custom Attributes, Reflection, Reflection Emit
- Marshaling and Remoting, Application Domains, Context
- Threads and Synchronization
- Threads
- Synchronization
- Race Conditions and Deadlocks
- Streams
- Files and Directories
- Reading and Writing Data
- Asynchronous I/O
- Network I/O
- Web Streams
- Serialization
- Isolated Storage