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Accelerated C# Fundamentals
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An Introduction to C#
Overview
What is .NET?
What is the CLR?
The FCL
Hello, C#
Command Line Demo
Command Line Compiler
Visual Studio Demo
The IDE
Solution Explorer
Types
Primitive Types
Namespaces
Variables
Statements and Expressions
Operators
References
Summary
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Classes and Objects
Introduction
Classes and Objects
Demo in WPF
onstructors
Reference Types
Object Oriented Programming
Inheritance
Demo with Circles and Squares
Access Modifiers
Abstract Classes
Virtual Members
Static Classes
Sealed Classes
Partial Classes
Summary
C# - Types
Oerview
Refrence Types
Value Types
The struct
Testing Reference Types
Testing Value Types
Passing Parameters
Parameter Demo
Strings
Boxing
The enum
Defining Types
Interfaces
Arrays
Array Demo
Assemblies
Conclusion
C# - Events, Properties, and Methods
verview
Methods
Method Review
Method Overloading
Fields
Properties
Events
Events - Delegates
Events - Subscribing
Events - Publishing
Indexers
Operator Overloading
Conversion Operators
Constructors
Destructors
Summary
C#- Flow Control and Exceptions
Introduction
Branching
Switching
Looping
Using foreach
Jumping
Returning and Yielding
Throwing Exceptions
Built-in Exceptions
Handling Exception
Chaining Catch Blocks
Finally
Re-throwing Exceptions
Custom Exceptions
Summary
C# and the CLR
Introduction
Garbage Collection
Threads
Threading Demo
Async Demo
Parallel Demo
Reflection
Attributes
Custom Attributes
Creating Objects
Emitting Code
C# on the Metal
COM Interop
PInvoke
Summary
C# and Generics
Overview
Why Generics?
Building Collections Without Generics
Using Generics
Generic Collections
Generic Parameters
Gneric Constraints
Terminology
Generic Methods
The default Keyword
Generic Interfaces
Generic Delegates
Variance
Summary
Default and Named Parameters in C# 4.0
Deault and Named Parameters in C# 4.0