Top 8 Recommended C# Self-Study Materials! [November 2024]

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47 hours of on-demand videos, 67 coding exercises, 89 quizzes, and 16 assignments. All this is to help you start coding in C# like a pro.

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Programs written in C# are fast, but we can make them faster. The performance will be discussed in detail. Asynchrony and multithreading will help us improve it even more.

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1. Introduction
2. Welcome! Basic information & how to get help
3. 46 seconds about your instructor
4. 72 seconds about what this course is
5. 105 seconds about what this course isn’t
6. 97 seconds about practicing what you learn
7. 112 seconds about time optimization
8. Installing Visual Studio Community
9. Accessing the code
10. Resources you can download
11. Coding exercises issues troubleshooting
12. C# Fundamentals
13. Section introduction
14. Our first C# program
15. From a text file to an executable program
16. Programmer's most important skill
17. The goal for this section
18. Variables
19. Naming variables & introduction to clean code
20. Variables
21. Operators
22. Implicitly typed variables
23. User input
24. Debugging with breakpoints
25. Coding exercises introduction
26. Variables and operators
27. Comments
28. Boolean type. Logical negation, equality, comparison, and modulo operators
29. Bools & operators
30. AND and OR logical operators
31. Boolean type and operators
32. if/else conditional statement
33. if/else conditional statement
34. The scope of local variables
35. Booleans, operators and if/else conditional statement.
36. Methods - part 1 - void methods
37. Methods - part 2 - non-void methods
38. Methods - AbsoluteOfSum method
39. Methods - part 3 - parameters types and the return type. Static typing in C#
40. Methods and typing
41. Parsing a string to an int (int.Parse method)
42. The first exception
43. Adding a new project to a solution
44. Assignments - Introduction
45. Assignment - Simple Calculator - Description and requirements
46. Assignment - Simple Calculator - It's time for you to implement it
47. Assignment - Simple Calculator - Solution
48. String interpolation
49. String interpolation - FormatDate
50. Switch statement
51. Switch statement - DescribeDay
52. Char
53. A need for loops
54. While loop - part 1
55. += and ++ operators. Infinite loops
56. While loop - part 2
57. While loop - CalculateSumOfNumbersBetween
58. Do...while loop
59. Do-while loop - RepeatCharacter
60. For loop
61. For loop - Factorial
62. Break
63. Continue
64. Break and continue
65. Nested loops
66. Loops performance
67. Arrays
68. Arrays
69. Arrays (1) - BuildHelloString
70. Arrays (2) - IsWordPresentInCollection
71. Multi-dimensional arrays
72. Multi-dimensional arrays - FindMax
73. Foreach loop
74. Foreach loop - IsAnyWordLongerThan
75. Lists
76. Lists - GetOnlyUpperCaseWords
77. "out" keyword
78. TryParse method
79. Assignment - TODO List - Description and requirements
80. Assignment - TODO List - It's time for you to try to solve it
81. Assignment - TODO List - Implementation - User options & adding a TODO
82. Assignment - TODO List - Implementation - Listing and Removing TODOs
83. Assignment - TODO List - Refactoring
84. Section final quiz
85. Basics of Object-Oriented Programming
86. Section introduction
87. The issues in our code. A need for Object-Oriented Programming
88. Introduction to object-oriented programming
89. Understanding OOP with the DateTime type
90. Basics of OOP
91. Abstraction
92. Our first class
93. Data hiding
94. Custom constructor
95. HotelBooking class
96. C# restrictions on code outside classes. Top-level statements
97. Adding methods to classes
98. Basics of classes
99. Encapsulation
100. The Triangle class
101. Methods overloading
102. Constructors overloading. Calling one constructor from another
103. Encapsulation & overloading
104. Expression-bodied methods
105. "this" keyword (current instance reference)
106. Optional parameters
107. Dog class
108. Validation of constructor parameters
109. Readonly and const
110. Optional parameters and more
111. Limitations of fields. A need for properties
112. Properties
113. Properties of the Order class
114. Object initializers
115. Computed properties
116. Computed properties - DailyAccountState class
117. Static methods and classes
118. Static classes - NumberToDayOfWeekTranslator
119. Static fields, properties and constructors
120. Properties & static
121. string.Split and string.Join methods
122. Single Responsibility Principle - Introduction
123. Single Responsibility Principle - Refactoring (part 1)
124. Single Responsibility Principle - Refactoring (part 2)
125. Single Responsibility Principle - Refactoring (part 3)
126. Single Responsibility Principle
127. Files, namespaces and the using directive
128. Global using directives
129. Assignment - Dice Roll Game - Description and requirements
130. Assignment - Dice Roll Game - It's time for you to try to solve it
131. Assignment - Dice Roll Game - Random
132. Assignment - Dice Roll Game - Magic Number Antipattern
133. Assignment - Dice Roll Game - Designing classes
134. Assignment - Dice Roll Game - Enums
135. Assignment - Dice Roll Game - Ternary conditional operator
136. Section final quiz
137. Object-Oriented Programming: Polymorphism, Inheritance, Interfaces
138. Section introduction
139. A need for polymorphism
140. Inheritance
141. Inheriting members from the base class. Protected access modifier
142. Basics of polymorphism
143. Overriding members from the base class. Virtual methods and properties
144. Virtual methods - practice
145. Inheritance & Overriding - Animals
146. Virtual methods - StringsProcessor classes
147. A deeper inheritance hierarchy
148. Multiple inheritance
149. System.Object and the ToString method
150. Virtual methods and properties
151. Inheriting constructors and the "base" keyword
152. Implicit conversion
153. Explicit conversion
154. Conversion
155. Upcasting and downcasting
156. "is" operator
157. Null
158. "is" operator and null object -NumericTypesDescriber class
159. "as" operator
160. Abstract classes
161. Abstract methods
162. Abstract methods - Shapes
163. A need for abstract methods
164. Sealed classes and methods
165. Static classes are always sealed
166. Abstract & sealed
167. Extension methods
168. Extension methods - List extensions
169. A need for interfaces
170. Interfaces
171. Interfaces - Applying multiple transformations to a number
172. Interfaces vs abstract classes
173. Interfaces
174. JSON
175. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Description and requirements
176. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - It's time for you to try to solve it
177. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - High-level design
178. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Dependency Inversion and Dependency Injection
179. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Designing data types
180. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Printing data object. LINQ.
181. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Printing the ingredients
182. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Composing the recipe by the user
183. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Reading and writing from and to a *.txt file
184. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Reading and writing from and to a *.json file
185. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Template Method Design Pattern
186. Assignment - Cookies Cookbook - Cleanup and project organizing
187. Section final quiz
188. Exceptions and error handling
189. Section introduction
190. Exception object
191. Stack trace
192. Handling exceptions. Try-catch-finally
193. Try-catch-finally. DivideNumbers
194. Multiple catch blocks
195. Basics of exceptions
196. Throwing exceptions explicitly
197. Built-in exception types
198. Built-in exceptions
199. StackOverflowException. Recursive methods
200. Precise exceptions

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1. UPDATED: Introduction, Overview of Visual Studio, DataTypes And Variables
2. Introduction
3. What Do You Want To Achieve?
4. Downloading and Installing Visual Studio
5. Udemy Reviews Update
6. Creating our First Project and Hello World
7. Hello World on a Mac
8. CHEATSHEET - Writing our First Program
9. History of Csharp
10. Understanding Frameworks and Compiling
11. Single line comments
12. Top Level Statements - Documentation
13. Using System Directives
14. Using variables - String
15. Understanding User Input and the Data Type String
16. Take control over our console
17. Quick VS UI overview, Folder Structure and understanding Compiler errors vs RunT
18. C# Fundamentals Quiz
19. The different things you can build with C# and .NET
20. High Level Overview of Variables and Datatypes
21. Coding Standards
22. Naming Conventions
23. Overview of Datatypes
24. Data Types and ChatGPT
25. Value vs Reference Type
26. Variable Definition, Initialization and Assigning
27. Simple Variables Introduction
28. Intro Mini Project Addition Calculator
29. Understanding Int Number Datatype and why we cant fit a string into it
30. Using the Parse Method to Convert from String to Int
31. Understanding Type Conversion in C#
32. Finalizing our Addition Calculator
33. String Concatenation vs String Interpolation
34. Using Decimal Numbers instead with Double
35. Dots and commas with doubles
36. Fixing some more bugs
37. Implicit Conversion
38. Explicit Conversion
39. Conversion Helpers Parse and Convert
40. Implicitly Typed Variables vs Explicitly Typed Variables
41. Operators, order of Evaluation and some math basics
42. Debugging, Breakpoints, Runtime Error and Compile time Error
43. Debugging and Fixing Simple Bugs
44. Fixing Simple Bugs
45. Char Datatype and UTF16 Smiley
46. More String Manipulation with String Formatting
47. Understanding Indexing in C#
48. Characters that are Reserved in C#
49. How to use special characters in strings with the escape character
50. Special Characters and Escape Sequences
51. C# Cheat sheets
52. Want to become an employed C# developer?
53. BONUS: additional materials
54. CHEATSHEET - Datatypes in C#
55. UPDATED: Making Decisions
56. Logical Operators
57. Logical Operators in C#
58. Datatype Bool
59. If Statements
60. OR and NOT operators
61. AND operator
62. Relational operators
63. The Else Keyword
64. DataType Bool and Conditional Statements
65. Else If Keyword and Order of Importance
66. Control Structures: If, Else, and Else If in C#
67. Equality Operator and not equal
68. Nested If Statements
69. Understanding the Scope of a variable
70. Challenge Clubbing or no Clubbing
71. One Line If Statements
72. The Switch Statement - Keywords Switch
73. Switch or If - which to choose
74. CHEATSHEET - Decision Makking in C#
75. Using the Switch Statement
76. Our Little Quiz App
77. Using String Methods Trim and ToLower
78. Incrementing and Pre-Incrementing
79. Decrementing and Modulo Operator
80. How to use try parse
81. Advanced Conditionals and Loops
82. How to generate a random number
83. ADVANCED EXERCISE: Building a Conditional-Based Calculator
84. UPDATED: Loops
85. Loops Overview
86. For Loop
87. For Loop - Count down challenge
88. Escape Characters r and n as well as Thread.Sleep
89. CHALLENGE: Rocket Landing Simulation
90. Landing a Rocket with a for loop
91. While loop and using it as a counter
92. While loops where it really shines
93. Guess the Number Challenge Solution
94. Working with While Loops
95. Building a Text Adventure Game
96. Do While Loops
97. Solution Average Calculator
98. Break and Continue
99. Simple Array
100. Declaring and setting values for arrays in the same line
101. Foreach and length of an array
102. Understanding Loops in C#
103. TwoDimensional Arrays
104. ThreeDimensional Arrays
105. CHEATSHEET - Loops in C#
106. Using Arrays
107. ADVANCED EXERCISE: Working with Two-Dimensional Arrays and Loops
108. UPDATED: Functions and Methods
109. Intro To Functions / Methods
110. Void Method without Parameters
111. Void Method with a Parameter Part 1
112. Void Method with a Parameter Part 2
113. Understanding Methods in C#
114. Scope of variables and parameters
115. Moving to the classical Template - Top Level Statements
116. Moving our Methods outside of the Main Method
117. Fields, instance variables and how they differ from local variables
118. Variable and Scope Understanding
119. WeatherSimulator - Using Arrays, Random, and For Loops
120. WeatherSimulator - Calculating the Average Temperature
121. Mixing Doubles and Ints when Calculating
122. WeatherSimulator - Getting the Min and Max Values of an array
123. WeatherSimulator - Getting the Most common weather condition
124. CHEATSHEET - Functons and Methods in C#
125. ADVANCED EXERCISE: Calculating Average Temperature
126. UPDATED: Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
127. Objects Intro
128. Introduction To Classes And Objects
129. Creating our First own Class
130. Member Variable and Custom Constructor
131. Properties - Autogenerated - to protect our member variable
132. Defining how a property is set
133. Modifying the Get of our Property Part 1
134. Modifying the Get of our Property part 2
135. Having Multiple Constructors
136. Default Constructor and Use Cases
137. Understanding Constructors
138. Methods in Classes
139. Methods in Classes in more detail
140. Optional Parameters
141. Named Parameters
142. Computed Properties and No Constructor
143. Static Methods
144. Using Static Methods
145. Static Fields
146. Static Keyword Considerations
147. Public and Private Keywords
148. ID Key and readonly
149. Read Only Properties
150. Working with Read-Only Properties
151. Write Only Properties
152. Const and ReadOnly
153. Working with Read-Only Properties
154. Quiz Project Introduction
155. QuizApp - Question Class
156. Keyword This
157. Displaying Questions
158. Displaying Answers, Console.Write and Console.ForegroundColor
159. Getting the UserInput and checking if it is right
160. Displaying Multiple Questions and if we are right or wrong
161. Displaying the Results
162. CHEATSHEET - Object Oriented Programming in C#
163. ADVANCED EXERCISE: Creating a Class with Properties and Methods
164. UPDATED: Collections in C#
165. Presentation Lists Overview.
166. Declare a List, add and read List item
167. Removing Items from a List
168. Initializing a list with items
169. Initializing a List with Items
170. Sort() ing a list
171. Working with Lists
172. FindAll
173. Predicates and Lambdas
174. Predicates with Find All and Delegates
175. Any Method
176. Using the Any Method on a List
177. Using Lists with complex Objects
178. List.Where() and getting a first touch point with LINQ
179. Using LINQ with Lists
180. Legacy ArrayLists
181. Legacy Hashtables
182. Nullables in Csharp
183. Dictionaries Part 1 - Declaring, Initializing and Adding Items
184. Dictionaries Part 2 - Updating, Removing entries and Iterating through Dictionar
185. Gracefully Adding and Updating Dictionaries
186. Using a Complex Object as the Value of a Dictionary
187. Using a Complex Object as the Value of a Dictionary
188. Why use this Dictionary instead of an array
189. Another way to declare and initalize dicts plus string as key
190. CHEATSHEET - Collections in C#
191. ADVANCED EXERCISE: Advanced Dictionary Operations
192. UPDATED: Error Handling
193. Try And Catch
194. Understanding Try-Catch
195. The Finally Keyword
196. The Finally Keyword
197. Try Catch, huh. Why not just use If Statements
198. Debug Log
199. Throw Keyword
200. Managing multiple Types of Exceptions

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Every section comes with a few bite-sized video lectures and a quiz or programming exercises. These exercises are carefully chosen from academic and real-world examples to train your "programming brain". If you want to be a successful programmer, who has many high-paid job offers and freedom to "choose", you need to learn how to think like a programmer. And this is what you're going to get out of these exercises. All exercises come with solutions, so you can compare your solutions with Mosh's to find areas for improvement.

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• Part 1: C# Basics for Beginners: Learn C# Fundamentals by Coding 
  
• Part 2: C# Intermediate: Classes, Interfaces and Object-oriented Programming
• Part 3: C# Advanced: Take Your C# Skills to the Next Level

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Mosh (Moshfegh) Hamedani is a software engineer with 17 years of professional experience. He is the author of several best selling Udemy courses with more than 120,000 students in 192 countries. He has a Master of Science in Network Systems and Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering. His students describe him as passionate, pragmatic and motivational in his teaching.

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1. Introduction
2. What is this Course
3. About Me
4. A Note on Taking this Course
5. Asking Questions
6. Before You Get Started
7. Introduction to C# and .NET Framework
8. Introduction
9. C# vs .NET
10. What is CLR?
11. Architecture of .NET Applications
12. Getting Visual Studio
13. Our First C# Application
14. What is ReSharper?
15. Fundamentals of C# and .NET
16. Summary
17. Primitive Types and Expressions
18. Introduction
19. Variables and Constants
20. Overflowing
21. Scope
22. Demo: Variables and Constants
23. Type Conversion
24. Demo: Type Conversion
25. Operators
26. What are Logical Operations?
27. Demo: Operators
28. Comments
29. Primitive Types and Expressions
30. Summary
31. Non-Primitive Types
32. Introduction
33. Classes
34. Demo: Classes
35. Structs
36. Arrays
37. Demo: Arrays
38. Strings
39. Demo: Strings
40. Enums
41. Demo: Enums
42. Reference Types and Value Types
43. Demo: Reference Types and Value Types
44. Demo: Reference Types and Value Types
45. Non-primitive Types
46. Summary
47. Control Flow
48. Introduction
49. Conditional Statements
50. Demo: If/Else and Switch/Case
51. Exercises
52. Iteration Statements
53. Demo: For Loops
54. Demo: Foreach Loops
55. Demo: While Loops
56. Random Class
57. Control Flow
58. Exercises
59. Summary
60. Arrays and Lists
61. Introduction
62. Arrays
63. Demo: Arrays
64. Lists
65. Demo: Lists
66. Exercises
67. Arrays and Lists
68. Summary
69. Working with Dates
70. Introduction
71. DateTime
72. TimeSpan
73. Dates and Times Quiz
74. Summary
75. Working with Text
76. Introduction
77. String
78. Demo: String
79. Live Coding: Summarising Text
80. StringBuilder
81. Demo: StringBuilder
82. Working with Text
83. Exercises
84. Procedural Programming
85. Summary
86. Working with Files
87. Introduction
88. System.IO Namespace
89. Demo: File and FileInfo
90. Demo: Directory and DirectoryInfo
91. Demo: Path
92. Exercises
93. Working with Files
94. Summary
95. Debugging Applications
96. Introduction
97. Debugging Tools in Visual Studio
98. Removing Side Effects
99. Defensive Programming
100. Call Stack Window
101. Locals and Autos Windows
102. Debugging Applications
103. Summary
104. What's Next?
105. What's Next?
106. Final Words
107. Bonus

Welcome to “Master Multithreading and Asynchronous Programming in C# & .NET 8”! Learning multithreading and asynchronous programming is crucial for developing high-performance, responsive, and scalable applications. These skills enable efficient use of CPU resources, keeping applications responsive by offloading long-running tasks. They are essential for handling real-world scenarios like web servers and complex simulations, and they future-proof your skills for modern multi-core hardware. Mastering these techniques not only enhances problem-solving abilities but also opens up valuable career opportunities in the tech industry.

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Course Overview

In this course, you’ll

• Explore the intricacies of CPU, threads, and thread schedulers in .NET, and learn the basic syntax to start a thread.

• You’ll discover the benefits of threading, such as dividing and conquering tasks and offloading long-running processes. Through hands-on assignments, like creating a web server and an airplane seats booking system,

• You’ll gain practical experience in thread synchronization, thread safety, and more. These are very important topics for multithreading / parallel programming.

• We’ll delve into advanced topics like task-based asynchronous programming, async and await, parallel loops, and PLINQ in .NET.

• You’ll also learn about concurrent collections and how to handle exceptions and cancellations in multithreaded environments.

By the end of this course, you’ll be well-versed in creating efficient, responsive, and robust applications using C# in .NET.

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• Comprehensive Curriculum: Covering everything from the basics to advanced concepts, this course ensures you have a thorough understanding of multithreading and asynchronous programming.

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• Intermediate and experienced .NET / C# developers: Looking to enhance their skills in multithreading and asynchronous programming.

• Students: Pursuing a degree in computer science or a related field.

• Professionals: Working in industries where efficient and responsive applications are crucial.

• Hobbyists: Interested in expanding their programming knowledge and tackling more complex projects.

Prerequisites

• Intermediate knowledge of C# and .NET

• Visual Studio 2022 or later installed

• Have a desire to learn

1. Introduction
2. Introduction
3. CPU, Thread and Thread Scheduler
4. Basic syntax to start a thread
5. Why threading: Divide and Conquer
6. Why threading: Offload long running tasks
7. Reasons of using multiple threads
8. Assignment 1: Web Server Simulation
9. Assignment 1 (Answer): Create a Web Server
10. Threads Synchronization
11. Threads Synchronization Overview
12. Critical Section and Atomic Operation
13. Exclusive Lock
14. Assignment 2: Airplane seats booking system
15. Assignment 2 (Answer): - Airplane seats booking system
16. Use Monitor to add timeout for locks
17. Use Mutex to synchronize across processes
18. Reader and Writer Lock
19. Use semaphore to limit number of threads
20. Use AutoResetEvent for signaling
21. Use ManualResetEvent to release multiple threads
22. Assignment 3 - Two way signaling in Producer - Consumer scenario
23. Assignment 3 (Answer): Two way signaling in Producer - Consumer scenario
24. Thread Affinity
25. Thread Safety
26. Nested locks and deadlock
27. Multithreading MISC
28. Debug programs with multiple threads
29. States of a thread
30. Make thread wait for some time
31. Returning results from a thread
32. Canceling a thread
33. Thread Pool
34. Exception handling in threads
35. Task based Asynchronous Programming
36. Multithreading vs Asynchronous Programming
37. Basic Syntax of using Task
38. Task vs Thread
39. Task uses thread pool by default
40. Returning result from Task
41. Assignment 4 (Question) - Returning results from Task
42. Assignment 4 (Answer) - Returning results from Task
43. Task Continuation - Wait, WaitAll, Result
44. Task Continuation ContinueWith
45. Task Continuation WhenAll, WhenAny
46. Task Continuation - Continuation Chain & Unwrap
47. Exception Handling in Tasks
48. Tasks synchronization
49. Task Cancelation
50. Async & Await
51. Overview of Async & Await
52. Basic syntax of Async and Await
53. Which thread is used
54. Continuation after returning value
55. Exception handling with async and await
56. Await and Synchronization context
57. What does await do
58. Parallel Loops
59. Parallel Loops Overview and Basic Syntax
60. What happens behind the scene
61. Exception handling in parallel loops
62. Stop
63. Break
64. ParallelLoopResult
65. Cancelation in Parallel Loops
66. Thread local storage
67. Performance considerations
68. PLINQ
69. Basics of PLINQ
70. Producer, consumer and buffer
71. foreach vs ForAll
72. Exception handling in PLINQ
73. Cancelation in PLINQ
74. Concurrent Collections
75. ConcurrentQueue
76. ConcurrentStack
77. BlockingCollection and Producer & Consumer scenario
78. BONUS SECTION
79. Bonus Lecture

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1. Introduction
2. Introduction
3. Install .NET SDK and .NET Runtime
4. Download and Install Visual Studio 2022
5. How to ask questions and Submit Reviews
6. Your first C# Program (Write and Read from Console)
7. What is C#
8. Your first C# program
9. Writing to console
10. Reading from console
11. Practice Exercise - Writing and Reading From Console
12. Section 2 - Quiz
13. Types, Variables, Declarations in C#
14. Keywords and Identifiers
15. Variables Declarations and Assignments
16. Built-in Value Types
17. String Reference Types
18. Value Types vs Reference Types in C#
19. Operators in C#
20. Operators - Coding Exercise
21. Nullable Types
22. Datatype Conversion (Typecast and Convert class)
23. Datatype Conversion (Parse and TryParse)
24. Arrays
25. Conditional and Iteration Statements in C#
26. Introduction to Statements
27. Conditional Statements - If / Else / Else If
28. If-Else - Coding Exercise
29. Logical AND and Logical OR
30. Logical AND Quiz
31. Switch Case - Conditional Statements
32. Iteration Statements - Introduction
33. While Loops - Iteration Statements
34. Do While Loops - Iteration Statements
35. For Loops - Iteration Statements
36. Foreach Loops - Iteration Statements
37. Break and Continue Statements
38. Coding Exercise - Loops - Exercise 1
39. Coding Exercise - Solution - Loops - Exercise 1
40. String Operations in C#
41. Introduction to String Functions and Operations in C#
42. Length - Determine Length Of A String in C#
43. Substring - Extract Text From A String In C#
44. IndexOf - Search Within String - String IndexOf and LastIndexOf Methods
45. ToLower and ToUpper - Convert String To Lowercase or Uppercase
46. Replace - Replace Text in String
47. Split - Split a string using a separator
48. Trim - Trim Leading and Trailing Whitespaces or Characters from string
49. StartsWith - Check if string StartsWith sub string
50. EndsWith - Check if string EndsWith sub string
51. Contains - Check if string contains the substring
52. Methods in C# (Functions)
53. Introduction to Methods
54. Defining and Calling Instance Methods
55. Static Methods
56. Method Parameters
57. Types Of Method Parameters (Value Types, Reference Types, Output Types)
58. Scope Of Variables
59. Optional Parameters
60. Named Parameters
61. Object Oriented Programming - Classes, Constructors and Properties
62. Introduction To Classes
63. Constructors
64. Static and Instance Members
65. Properties and it's benefits
66. Auto-Implemented Properties
67. Inheritance - Object Oriented Programming
68. Inheritance - Basics, Benefits, Practical Code Examples
69. Types of Inheritance and Using Access Modifiers
70. Method Hiding (new keyword, base keyword)
71. Polymorphism - Object Oriented Programming
72. Polymorphism and Run-Time Polymorphism (Method Overriding)
73. Method Overriding vs Method Hiding
74. Method Overloading - Compile Time Polymorphism
75. Interfaces and Abstract Classes
76. Interface - Introduction, Practical Examples and Advantages Of Interfaces
77. Abstract Classes
78. Default Interface Methods
79. Abstract classes vs Interfaces
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