C Programming Set of 5

Level One

• 1.0 .NET Concepts
• 1.1 What is .NET
• 1.2 Introducing the .NET Framework
• 1.3 Understanding the Common Type Systems
• 1.4 Compilers, Assemblies & Microsoft Intermediate Language
• 1.5 Namespaces
• 2.0 Using the Visual Studio .NET IDE
• 2.1 Introducing the IDE
• 2.2 Compiling
• 2.3 Debugging
• 2.4 Database Manipulation Tools
• 2.5 Getting Help
• 3.0 Language Fundamentals
• 3.1 Comments
• 3.2 Types
• 3.3 Creating Variables & Constants Using Value Types
• 3.4 Basic Expressions & Operators
• 3.5 Casting & Conversion
• 3.6 Building Enumerations
• 3.7 Control of Flow

Level Two

• 1.0 Working with Classes & Objects
• 1.1 Class Basics
• 1.2 Creating Methods
• 1.3 Using Data Members
• 1.4 Instance vs. Static Members
• 1.5 Creating Variables Using Reference Types
• 1.6 Boxing & Unboxing
• 1.7 Constructors
• 1.8 Destructors
• 1.9 Encapsulation
• 1.10 Garbage Collector
• 2.0 Using Strings
• 2.1 String Concepts
• 2.2 Creating Strings
• 2.3 Important String Methods
• 2.4 Using the String Builder Class
• 3.0 Inheritance
• 3.1 Inheritance Concepts
• 3.2 Basic Syntax
• 3.3 Inheritance & Access Modifiers
• 3.4 Constructor Chaining
• 3.5 Using Virtual Methods
• 3.6 Sealing a Class
• 3.7 Abstract Classes

Level Three

• 1.0 Using Arrays
• 1.1 Array Concepts
• 1.2 Declaring Arrays
• 1.3 Important Array Methods
• 1.4 Multidimensional Arrays
• 2.0 Polymorphism
• 2.1 Polymorphism Concepts
• 2.2 Polymorphism & Inheritance
• 3.0 Structs
• 3.1 Struct Concepts
• 3.2 Defining Structs
• 3.3 Using Structs
• 4.0 Interfaces
• 4.1 Interface Concepts
• 4.2 Creating an Interface
• 4.3 Implementing & Interface
• 4.4 Using the Idispose Interface
• 4.5 Casting to Interface Types
• 5.0 Collections
• 5.1 Collection Concepts
• 5.2 Collection Interfaces
• 5.3 Using Array Lists
• 5.4 Using Queues
• 5.5 Using Stacks
• 5.6 Using Hashtables
• 6.0 Putting It All Together
• 6.1 The Scenario
• 6.2 The Solution

Level Four

• 1.0 Handling Exceptions
• 1.1 Introduction to Exceptions
• 1.2 Exception Classes
• 1.3 Using Try, Catch & Finally
• 1.4 Catching Multiple Exceptions
• 1.5 Throwing Standard Exceptions
• 1.6 Throwing Custom Exceptions
• 2.0 Operator Overloading
• 2.1 Operator Overloading Concepts
• 2.2 Overloading Mathematical Operators
• 2.3 Overloading Comparison Operators
• 2.4 Overloading Conversion Operators
• 3.0 System IO Namespace
• 3.1 IO Concepts
• 3.2 Working with Files & Directories
• 3.3 Stream Objects
• 3.4 Readers & Writers
• 3.5 Network IO
• 3.6 Object Serialization
• 4.0 Using Web Streams
• 4.1 Using the Basic Model
• 4.2 Creating a Client Application
• 4.3 Security

Level 5

• 1.0 Delegates & Events
• 1.1 Delegates Explained
• 1.2 Callbacks & Delegates
• 1.3 Multicast Delegates
• 1.4 Using Events
• 2.0 Threading
• 2.1 Threading Concepts
• 2.2 Thread Basics
• 2.3 Thread Synchronization
• 3.0 Deployment
• 3.1 Assembly Concepts
• 3.2 Creating Assemblies
• 4.0 Reflection & Attribute Programming
• 4.1 Intrinsic Attributes
• 4.2 Custom Attributes
• 4.3 Reflection Concepts
• 4.4 Viewing Metadata
• 4.5 Extracting Type Information
• 4.6 Dynamic Invocation

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Training Presented in: English

• C Programming for the Microsoft NET Platform Part 3
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• C Programming Set of 5