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C# Programming

Course Aims
At the end of this course, you will have learned the fundamental skills that are required to design and develop object-oriented applications for the Web and Microsoft Windows® by using Microsoft Visual C#® .NET and the Microsoft Visual Studio® .NET development environment. This course provides an alternative entry point for less experienced programmers who are not familiar with object-oriented design and programming with Windows or the Web.

Assumed Knowledge
You should have a firm grasp of programming concepts such as: looping, branching, functions, passing arguments to functions and returning values from functions. While C#, to some extent, is based on the C programming language, no prior knowledge of C is assumed. Also, no prior knowledge of object oriented programming is assumed.

Course Audience
This course is intended for developers who are not familiar with object-oriented programming. Developers who understand computer programming, but may have learned programming by using a non-graphical language in a university. These developers want to build highly functional Web and Windows solutions and Web Services by using Microsoft Visual C# .NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework.

This course can be found in the following categories:

Course Library > Programming > C/C++/C#

Table of Contents

Overview of .NET

The .Net framework

Componants of .NET

Common Language runtime

.NET Framework class library

Intermediate Language

Just In Time (JIT) Compilation

Standard JIT

EconoJIT

PreJIT

.NET base Classes

Some Representative .NET Namespaces

System.Windows.Forms

Structure of a .NET application

CLR Debugger

Security

Permissions

Policy

Demanding Security Permissions in C#

Introduction to Visual Studio .NET

Advantages of using Visual Studio .NET

Start Page

Open Project

New Project

Projects

Creating a Project

Types and Features of Projects Compile and Run the Project

Grouping Projects into Solutions

Customizing Visual Studio .NET

Customizing with the Start Page

Customizing with the Options Dialog Box

Interface

Server Explorer

Solution Explorer

Properties Explorer

Task List

C# and Java

Similarities between C# and Java

Differences

C# and VB.NET

Similarities between C# and VB.NET

Differences

C# and C++

Differences

Uses of C#

Console Applications

Windows Controls

Windows Applications

ASP.NET Projects

Web Controls

Web Services

.NET Components

The .NET Base Classes

Flow-Control Statements

Object-Oriented Facilities

Reflection and Attributes

Unsafe Code

First C# Program

Compilation Stage

Execution Stage

Command Line Argument for Compiling and Running C#

Data Types

Value types

Reference types

Boxing and Unboxing

Boxing

Unboxing

Predefined Types

Value Type

Integer types

Floating Point Numbers

Reference Type

Type Conversion

Implicit Conversions

Explicit Conversions

Operators

Common operators

Program Control

Conditional Statement

if Statement

Switch statement

C# specific rules for using the switch statement

Looping Statement

for Loop

While Loop

do - while Loop

foreach statement

Jump Statements

Break

Continue

Goto

Return

Console I/O

Console Input

Console Output

Array Types

Single Dimensional Array

Multidimensional arrays

Understanding the Array Class

Array class methods

Array Class Properties

Variables

Variable Declarations

Description

Value Type Variables

Reference Type Variables

Identifiers

Identifiers

Memory Management

Memory Management

Classes

Class Declarations

Class members

Constants

Fields

Field initialization

Static fields

Instance fields

Readonly fields

Methods

Virtual methods & Non Virtual methods

Properties

Static properties

Accessors

Virtual

Sealed

Override

Abstract

Event accessors

Static events

Operators

Indexers

Instance Constructors

Constructor initializers

Constructor execution

Default constructors

Destructors

Destructors

Structs

Struct declarations

Interfaces

Interface declarations

Interface methods

Interface properties

Interface events

Interface indexers

Delegates

Delegate declarations

Delegate instantiation

Delegate invocation

Enums

Enums

Operator Overloading

Operator Overloading

NameSpaces

Using

Using Alias Directives

Base Class

Base Class

File and Folder Operations

Finding out information about a File

Listing Files in a Folder

Copying and Deleting Files

Reading Binary Files

Writing Binary Files

Reading Text Files

Writing Text Files

Mathematical Functions

Mathematical Functions

Assemblies

Assemblies

Versioning

Deployment

Security

Features of Assembly

Working with a .NET Assembly

Creating and Modifying a .NET Assembly

Strongly Named Assemblies and GAC

Creating and Implementing Satellite Assemblies

Threading

Creating, Starting and Interacting between threads

Synchronizing two threads

Using a thread pool

Introduction to ADO.NET

Object Model

Data-Access

SQL

DataGrid

DataGrid

Data Binding

Data Binding

ADO.NET and XML

Connecting to a Data Provider

Database Security

Connection Strings

Connect to the Access database

Connection String Parameters

Closing the Connection

Connection Pooling

DataAdaptor to Access Existing Data

Updating the Data Source

Attributes

Declaring an Attribute Class

Positional and Named Parameters

Attribute Parameter Types

Attribute Specification

Attribute Instances

Compilation of an attribute

Accessing Attributes through Reflection

Reserved Attributes

Obsolete Attributes

COM - Introduction

Creating a COM Class Wrapper

Creating a COM Object

Common Exceptions

ADO.NET Exception

Exception Handling

Throwing and Catching Exceptions

Steps for exception handling flows

Checked and Unchecked operators

Severity Levels in SQL Server Messages

Severity Levels in SQL Server Messages

Exercises

Exercises

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