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Master C# OOPs & Other Advance Concepts

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Course Introduction

About Master C# OOPs & Other Advance Concepts

Whether you want to use C# to build web apps, mobile apps, desktop apps or games, understanding C# classes, interfaces and principles of object-oriented programming is critical. This course will also gives you understanding on the features that all programmers use to build complex applications. Learning these topics will certainly land you on the high paid salary jobs in IT industry or can help you in growing your career in your current job. 


Key Features

  • Subscription Based Model for Self Learning
  • Training Created By Industry Expert
  • Quick Turn Around on the Queries
  • Real World use cases and Scenarios
  • Support team to help with any technical issues
  • Access to all High Quality Courses within Subscription Period

Course Description

  • How to work with classes, constructors, fields, properties, methods and indexers
  • How to use encapsulation to reduce the impact of change
  • How to build extensible applications using polymorphism
  • Advance features that frequently used in developing real world applications like Generics, Delegates, Events,and many more

You have taken our "Master C# fundamentals by Coding - for Beginners" course

you're familiar with the basics of C# Or you've been out of touch with C# for a while and are looking for a quick course as a refresher to get you up to speed with advanced C# concepts. If so, then this course is for you.

Curriculum

  • 1.1 - Introduction to Constructors
  • 1.2 - Default Constructor
  • 1.3 - Paramterized Constructor
  • 1.4 - Copy Constructor
  • 1.5 - Static Constructor
  • 1.6 - Private Constructor
  • 1.7 - C# Destructors
  • 2.1 - Defining a Class
  • 2.2 - Member Function and Encapsulation
  • 3.1 - Introduction to Static Members
  • 3.2 - Static Member of a c#
  • 3.3 - Static Members Demo
  • 4.1 - Introduction to Inheritance
  • 4.2 - Single Inheritance
  • 4.3 - Multi-Level Inheritance
  • 4.4 - Hierarchical Inheritance
  • 4.5 - Multiple Inheritance
  • 5.1 - Polymorphism and Types
  • 5.2 - Function Overloading
  • 5.3 - Abstract Class
  • 5.4 - Abstract Class Demo
  • 5.5 - Virtual functions
  • 6.1 - Unary Operator Overloading
  • 6.2 - Binary Operator Overloading
  • 6.3 - Overloadable Operators
  • 7.1 - Declaring Interfaces
  • 7.2 - Inheritance in Interfaces
  • 8.1 - Defining a Namespace
  • 8.2 - The using Keyword
  • 8.3 - Nested Namespaces
  • 9.1 - Exception Handling
  • 9.2 - Exception Classes in C#
  • 9.3 - Exception Handling Demo 1
  • 9.4 - Exception Handling Demo 2
  • 9.5 - User Defined Exceptions
  • 9.6 - Throwing Objects
  • 10.1 - C# I/O Classes 
  • 10.2 - The FileStream Class
  • 10.3 - FileStream Demo
  • 10.4 - The StreamReader Class 
  • 10.5 - The StreamWriter Class 
  • 10.6 - The BinaryReader and Writer Class
  • 10.7 - Windows File System
  • 10.8 - The DirectoryInfo Class
  • 10.9 - The FileInfo Class 
  • 11.1 - Specifying an Attribute
  • 11.2 - Predifined Attributes
  • 11.3 - Attribute Usage
  • 11.4 - Conditional
  • 11.5 - Obselete
  • 11.6 - Creating Custom Attributes
  • 11.7 - Custom Attribute Demo
  • 12.1 - Reflections in C#
  • 12.2 - Viewing Metadata
  • 13.1 - Propertes Accessors
  • 13.2 - Abstract Properties
  • 14.1 - Indexers
  • 14.2 - Indexers Demo
  • 14.3 - Overloadable Indexers
  • 15.1 - Delegates in C#
  • 15.2 - Instantiating Delegates
  • 15.3 - Single Cast Delegate
  • 15.4 - Multicast Delegate
  • 15.5 - Using Delegates
  • 16.1 - Using Delegates with Events
  • 16.2 - Declaring Events Demo 1
  • 16.3 - Events Demo 2
  • 17.1 - Introduction to Collections
  • 17.2 - Collection Classes
  • 17.3 - ArrayList Class
  • 17.4 - Hashtable class
  • 17.5 - SortedList class
  • 17.6 - Stack
  • 17.7 - Queue
  • 17.8 - BitArray Class
  • 18.1 - Generics in C#
  • 18.2 - Generic class Demo
  • 18.3 - Generic Methods
  • 18.4 - Generic Delegates
  • 18.5 - Features of Generics
  • 19.1 - Writing an Anonymous Method
  • 20.1 - Threads in C#
  • 20.2 - Main Thread Demo
  • 20.3 - Properties and Methods of the Thread Class
  • 20.4 - Creating Threads
  • 20.5 - Managing Threads
  • 20.6 - Destroying Threads
  • 20.7 - Multithreading in C#
  • 20.8 - Implement Multiple Threads
  • 20.9 - Using Synchronization in Threads
  • 20.10 - Implement Synchronization in Threads

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Prateek kohli
Overall I thought it was a good class. The structure of it could had been a slightly better, like having the pointer section closer to the beginning to allow us to use them in the challenges more often.
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