C
SHARP(C#)
Basics
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Variables
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Integral & Floating
Point Datatypes
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String Datatypes
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Boolean Variables
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Accepting Console Input
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Procedural and
Object-Oriented Programming
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The C# language
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Selecting Identifiers
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Adding Comments
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Writing & Compiling a
C# Program
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Using the Visual Studio
IDE
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Operators
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Data Type Conversions
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Enums
Decisions & Looping
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if Statement
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if-else statement
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Using Conditional
Operators
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Switch Statement
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while, for, and do loops
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Nested Loops
Methods
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Understanding Methods
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Writing Methods
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Accessibility
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Static Modifier
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Return Type
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Method Identifier
Arrays
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Declaring Arrays
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Assigning Values to
Arrays
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Length Property
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Using foreach
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Using Loops with Arrays
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Multidimensional Arrays
Basics for OOP's
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Structs
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Class
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Class Vs Struct
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Properties
Object Oriented Concepts
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Object
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Class
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Abstraction
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Encapsulation
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Inheritance
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Polymorphism
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Method Overloading and
hiding
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Understanding Inheritance
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protected Access Specifier
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Base Class Methods
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Using Object Class
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Base Class Constructors
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Using Extension Methods
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Understanding Classes
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Creating an Object Class
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Creating Objects
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Creating Properties
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public & private Access
& access modifiers
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Understanding this Reference
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Constructors &
Destructors
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Abstract Classes
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Sealed Classes
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Partial Classes
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Interfaces
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Abstract classes vs
Interfaces.
Exception Handling
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Understanding Exceptions
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Error-Handling Methods
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ToString() Method and Message Property
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Multiple Exceptions
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The finally Block
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Exception Classes
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Rethrowing an Exception
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Serialization and
Deserialization
Using LINQ
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Relational Database
Fundamentals
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Databases and Tables
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SQL Queries
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Access Database
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Implicitly Typed
Variables
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Using LINQ Queries
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Using LINQ Operators
Advanced Concepts
- Delegates
- Assemblies and
Types
- Nullable Types
- Multi Threading
- Events in C#
- C#
Multithreading
- Collections in
C#
- . Non - Generic
Collections
- . Generic
Collections
- C# - Unsafe
Codes
- C# - Properties
- Accessors
- Reflection in
C#
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