What you'll Learn
- Advanced Types & Members
- Delegates, Events, Generics etc.
- LINQ to Object
- Multi-Threading and Parallelization
- Getting familiar with Design Patterns
- Test Driven Development and Unit Testing
Advanced C# Programming
Advanced C# Programming is for .NET Developers who want to get up to speed quickly with the latest features of C# 5.0 in Visual Studio 2012, and learn C# 5.0 Best Practices.
Prerequisites for the course : Experience of developing C# .NET Applications (Windows or Web) and a good understanding of Object Oriented Programming principles.
Duration : 30 Hrs
Advanced C# Programming Course Content
- Defining Members in .NET
- A closer look at parameters
- Construction and destruction
- Properties
- Going Further with Types and Members
- Static members
- Operators
- Partial types
- Partial methods
- Delegates, Events
- Delegates
- Asynchronous delegates
- Events
- C# Generics
- Getting started with generics
- A closer look at generics
- Generic structs, delegates, interfaces
- Generic methods
- Additional C# Language Features
- Object and Collection Initialization
- Anonymous Types
- Extension Methods
- LINQ to Objects
- Introduction to LINQ
- Using LINQ with arrays
- Using LINQ with collections
- LINQ techniques
- LINQ under the hood
- Serialization with C# & .NET
- Runtime Serialization
- Customizing Serialization
- XML Serialization
- Annex: Data contract serialization
- Reflection and Metadata
- Reflection
- Late binding
- Assembly metadata
- Multithreading and Parallelization
- Creating multiple threads
- Additional thread techniques
- Thread synchronization
- Parallelization
- Asynchronous methods
- Dynamic Programming
- Using the Dynamic Keyword
- Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR)
- Creating Windows Store Apps
- Overview of Windows Store applications
- Worked example
- Adding controls and event handlers
- Introduction to Design Patterns
- What are Design Patterns?
- What are Anti-Patterns?
- What are Design Heuristics?
- Using Design Patterns
- Pattern classification
- Creational patterns
- Structural patterns
- Behavioural patterns
- Test Driven Development (TDD) and Unit Testing Principles
- Why do TDD and Unit Testing?
- What tools are available?
- Unit Testing with NUnit
- How to Test
- Using NUnit
- Test fixtures and methods
- Asserts
- Test Doubles and Mocking
- What are doubles?
- Continuum of doubles
- Mocking frameworks
- Different approaches to mocking
