Master Collection Classes in C# Using Visual Studio

Master Collection Classes in C# Using Visual Studio, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 66 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 42 reviews, and has 1522 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will learn collection classes: non-generic, generic, concurrent and specialized collections in C#. They will be learning the concept of threading, multi-threaded applications and asynchronous programming. Students will also get hands-on exposure on coding and testing in collection classes. Students will be able to get information on the types used in a generic data type at run-time by reflection. They will grasp the concepts of collection classes and their application in real life scenarios through C# code. They will learn object oriented concepts of interface and abstract class . As a bonus, students will build a windows form application where they will apply the collection class concepts Students will learn to build a CRUD app using Microsoft SQL server and C# that relates to generic collection classes Students will learn the application of generic constraints. This course is ideal for individuals who are Advanced beginners in programming , computer science/engineering students to practicing professionals (who would like to brush up their skills), existing developers migrating to C# from other languages. or However absolute beginners are also welcome if they are willing to catch up with basic programming concepts such as use of variables, decision statements and iteration loops. It is particularly useful for Advanced beginners in programming , computer science/engineering students to practicing professionals (who would like to brush up their skills), existing developers migrating to C# from other languages. or However absolute beginners are also welcome if they are willing to catch up with basic programming concepts such as use of variables, decision statements and iteration loops.

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Summary

Title: Master Collection Classes in C# Using Visual Studio

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 70

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 70

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Students will learn collection classes: non-generic, generic, concurrent and specialized collections in C#.

They will be learning the concept of threading, multi-threaded applications and asynchronous programming.

Students will also get hands-on exposure on coding and testing in collection classes.

Students will be able to get information on the types used in a generic data type at run-time by reflection.

They will grasp the concepts of collection classes and their application in real life scenarios through C# code.

They will learn object oriented concepts of interface and abstract class .

As a bonus, students will build a windows form application where they will apply the collection class concepts

Students will learn to build a CRUD app using Microsoft SQL server and C# that relates to generic collection classes

Students will learn the application of generic constraints.

Who Should Attend

Advanced beginners in programming , computer science/engineering students to practicing professionals (who would like to brush up their skills), existing developers migrating to C# from other languages.

However absolute beginners are also welcome if they are willing to catch up with basic programming concepts such as use of variables, decision statements and iteration loops.

Target Audiences

Advanced beginners in programming , computer science/engineering students to practicing professionals (who would like to brush up their skills), existing developers migrating to C# from other languages.

However absolute beginners are also welcome if they are willing to catch up with basic programming concepts such as use of variables, decision statements and iteration loops.

This course has very recently been updated to contain two brand new sections on HashSet<T> and SortedSet<T> with a total of five additional lectures introducing the section topics and offering extensive practical code base coverage over these sections.

This course covers the Non-Generic, Generic, Concurrent and Specialized Collection classes in C#. The course includes important concept building topics in Reflection, Multi-threaded applications (with thread safety), Asynchronous Programming and Object-Oriented concepts of Interfaces and Abstract Class that the students need to grasp in order to get the full benefits from the course. Several coding exercises, an assignment, and a mini-project are aimed to keep the students engaged with the contents. These exercises are also means of self-assessing the progress with the course. A number of bonus articles and lectures have been added to enhance the learning process in related technologies. 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Encouraging Constructive Feedback: A Message to Our Udemy Students

Lecture 2: Introduction to the course

Lecture 3: A note on string interpolation and var keyword

Lecture 4: Downloading and Installation of Visual Studio

Chapter 2: Introduction to C# Collections

Lecture 1: Introduction to Collections and their Objectives

Lecture 2: A Note to Students on Udemy Rating System

Chapter 3: Essential Concepts to Learn

Lecture 1: An Introduction to Interfaces in C#

Lecture 2: Abstract classes in C#

Lecture 3: Abstract Classes Code Project

Lecture 4: Errata-Removal of Redundant Code

Lecture 5: Introduction to Reflection in C#

Lecture 6: Reflection-Accessing Metadata Information

Lecture 7: Early and Late Binding Using Reflection

Chapter 4: Non-Generic Collection Classes (ArrayList)

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Arrays and Non-Generic Classes

Lecture 3: ArrayList Properties and Methods

Lecture 4: ArrayList Methods

Lecture 5: More ArrayList Methods and Partial Class Usage

Lecture 6: Coding Exercise Overview

Lecture 7: Coding Exercise Solution Walkthrough

Chapter 5: Non-Generic Collection Classes (HashTable)

Lecture 1: Hashtable in C#

Lecture 2: Hashtable methods

Lecture 3: More Hashtable Properties and Methods

Chapter 6: Bonus: Create and Use a Windows Form Application for Managing Collections

Lecture 1: Create a Windows Form Application With Controls – Part 1

Lecture 2: Extend the Windows Form Application and Code a Button Event Handler – Part 2

Lecture 3: Conclude Windows Form Application and Code the Button Click Events – Part 3

Chapter 7: Introduction to Generics and Generic Collection Classes

Lecture 1: Fundamentals of Generics

Chapter 8: Generic Collection Classes (List<T>)

Lecture 1: List<T> Introduction

Lecture 2: List<T> Use of Some Common Methods – Part 1

Lecture 3: List<T> Use of Some Common Methods – Part 2

Lecture 4: List<T> Use of Some Common Methods – Part 3

Lecture 5: List<T> Count and Capacity Properties

Lecture 6: Bonus Ex 1: Create a Console Text File Processor Application (Without Generics)

Lecture 7: Bonus Ex 2: Modify the Text File Processor to Use Generics and Reflection

Lecture 8: Creating a CRUD application with List<T> and Microsoft SQL Server – Part 1

Lecture 9: Creating a CRUD application with List<T> and Microsoft SQL Server -Part 2

Chapter 9: Generic Collection HashSet<T> Class

Lecture 1: Introduction to HashSet<T> Generic Collection Class

Lecture 2: HashSet<T> Hands on Coding with Commonly Used Methods – Part 1

Lecture 3: HashSet<T> Hands on Coding with Commonly Used Methods – Part 2

Chapter 10: Generic Collection SortedSet<T>

Lecture 1: Introduction to SortedSet<T> Generic Collection Class

Lecture 2: SortedSet<T> Learning Some Special Methods

Chapter 11: Generic Collection Classes (Dictionary)

Lecture 1: Introduction to Dictionary<TKey, TValue> Class

Lecture 2: Dictionary Class – Add Method and Count Property

Lecture 3: Dictionary Class – TryGetValue and Remove Methods

Lecture 4: Converting an Employee Array and List Collection to Dictionary

Chapter 12: Queue<T> and Stack<T> Class

Lecture 1: Introduction to Queues and Stacks – Generic Collection

Lecture 2: Queue<T> Class – More Coding in Visual Studio

Lecture 3: Stack<T> Class – An Examination with Examples

Lecture 4: Stack<T> Class – More Coding in Visual Studio

Lecture 5: Mini Project – Practical Application of Generic Queue Class

Lecture 6: Mini Project – Coding, Debugging and Running the App

Chapter 13: Generic Comparer Class for Sorting and Comparing Objects of User Defined Types

Lecture 1: Comparer<T> Class for Sorting C# User Types

Lecture 2: Comparer<T> Class for Comparing C# User Types

Chapter 14: Performance Comparison Between Generic List<T> and Non-Generic ArrayList Class

Lecture 1: Compare the Performance between List<T> and ArrayList Class with Demo App

Chapter 15: Concurrent Collection Classes

Lecture 1: Why and Where Concurrent Collections are Required? – Part 1

Lecture 2: Why and Where Concurrent Collections are Required? – Part 2

Lecture 3: Asynchronous Programming Fundamentals

Lecture 4: ConcurrentBag<T> Collection Class

Lecture 5: ConcurrentDictionary<T> Collection Class – Part 1

Lecture 6: ConcurrentDictionary<T> Collection Class – Part 2

Lecture 7: BlockingCollection<T> Collection Class – Part 1

Lecture 8: BlockingCollection<T> Collection Class – Part 2

Chapter 16: Specialized Collection Classes

Lecture 1: Introduction to Specialized Collection with CollectionsUtil class Methods

Lecture 2: StringCollection Class and Usage of the Class Methods – Part 1

Lecture 3: StringCollection Class and Usage of the Class Methods – Part 2

Chapter 17: Whats New In C# 10 ?

Lecture 1: Record Structs and Improvement of Struct Types

Chapter 18: End of Course Quiz

Instructors

Kaushik Roy Chowdhury
Software Educator and Online Course Creator

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