C# 1000- Object Oriented Frameworks For Polyglots

C# 1000: Object Oriented Frameworks For Polyglots, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 2.5, with 78 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 10 subscribers.

You will learn about Use C# Classes, Structures, & Interfaces to begin the creation of a cross-platform gaming framework Learn how to debug modern C# programs using Microsoft Programming Tools Understand how to navigate between active & debugging windows Review scope of class / namespace / assembly relationships Practice distinguishing .NET paradigms such as getters, setters, static, dynamic, and enumerated content generation Create code from requirement specifications, diagrams, & testing techniques Discover standard, as well as alternative, coding styles & naming conventions Discover the differences between reference, as well as value, types Learn how to create Object-Oreinted Accessors , Mutators, and Object Factories Review C# lists & arrays, as well as advanced data creation & initialization strategies Discover how to research, design, as well as to apply Interfaces to an evolving framework design Understand how to choose between using a `struct,` and a `class,` when managing Interfaces and new objects Discover how to create a highly re-usable navigational computer Use the navigational computer to to plot random on-course movements, at game-relative speeds This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who know how to use programming variables / data types (strings, integers, etc.) or Students who have used conditional programming patterns / control flows (e.g if and while statements) or Students who have used classes to manage their code creation activities or Students who need to become savvy C# software developers A.S.A.P! or Students wanting to add N.P.C / AI movements to their Objects! or Students who need to understand the need for Object Oriented, object relationships or Students who need to add arrow keys, controls, modifiers, and more keyboard events to their programs It is particularly useful for Students who know how to use programming variables / data types (strings, integers, etc.) or Students who have used conditional programming patterns / control flows (e.g if and while statements) or Students who have used classes to manage their code creation activities or Students who need to become savvy C# software developers A.S.A.P! or Students wanting to add N.P.C / AI movements to their Objects! or Students who need to understand the need for Object Oriented, object relationships or Students who need to add arrow keys, controls, modifiers, and more keyboard events to their programs.

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Summary

Title: C# 1000: Object Oriented Frameworks For Polyglots

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 2.5

Number of Lectures: 78

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Curriculum Items: 78

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 78

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Use C# Classes, Structures, & Interfaces to begin the creation of a cross-platform gaming framework

Learn how to debug modern C# programs using Microsoft Programming Tools

Understand how to navigate between active & debugging windows

Review scope of class / namespace / assembly relationships

Practice distinguishing .NET paradigms such as getters, setters, static, dynamic, and enumerated content generation

Create code from requirement specifications, diagrams, & testing techniques

Discover standard, as well as alternative, coding styles & naming conventions

Discover the differences between reference, as well as value, types

Learn how to create Object-Oreinted Accessors , Mutators, and Object Factories

Review C# lists & arrays, as well as advanced data creation & initialization strategies

Discover how to research, design, as well as to apply Interfaces to an evolving framework design

Understand how to choose between using a `struct,` and a `class,` when managing Interfaces and new objects

Discover how to create a highly re-usable navigational computer

Use the navigational computer to to plot random on-course movements, at game-relative speeds

Who Should Attend

Students who know how to use programming variables / data types (strings, integers, etc.)

Students who have used conditional programming patterns / control flows (e.g if and while statements)

Students who have used classes to manage their code creation activities

Students who need to become savvy C# software developers A.S.A.P!

Students wanting to add N.P.C / AI movements to their Objects!

Students who need to understand the need for Object Oriented, object relationships

Students who need to add arrow keys, controls, modifiers, and more keyboard events to their programs

Target Audiences

Students who know how to use programming variables / data types (strings, integers, etc.)

Students who have used conditional programming patterns / control flows (e.g if and while statements)

Students who have used classes to manage their code creation activities

Students who need to become savvy C# software developers A.S.A.P!

Students wanting to add N.P.C / AI movements to their Objects!

Students who need to understand the need for Object Oriented, object relationships

Students who need to add arrow keys, controls, modifiers, and more keyboard events to their programs

Welcome to our second C# training opportunity!

Since we created our first educational opportunity for C# Builder back in 2004, the C# programming language has much changed. I created this educational opportunuty after  COVID interrupted my teaching C# for The State Of Florida.

Modernly never a Microsoft-Windows-only ‘tech, professionals interested in discovering cross-platform software creation techniques will also enjoy C# 1000: Object Oriented Frameworks For Polyglots.

If you are interested in supporting, creating, automating, and testing DevOps solutions you will find this DevOps IPCeducational opportunity critically important, as well.

Known as “C# 1000” this modern educational opportunity has been designed for students who are either are already familiar with another modern programming language.

Great for accelerated concept reviews, or to fast-track your learning, topics in “Frameworks For Polyglots” are ordered so as to rocket students into writing reusable, real-world C# .Net Core and .NET Framework Applications, as quickly as possible.

C# keywords, operators and concepts will be covered in this training series. The accelerated learning process spends far less time forcing students to re-type under-related examples, to instead focus upon demonstrating what students will need to use to create ready-to-re-use programming solutions. Focusing upon using C# to create an event driven, cross-platform console game, there are few unrelated programming examples here.

So if you are tired of writing “throw away” code or if you find yourself skipping – or sleeping – your way through so many silly & sophomoric programming examples, then our “For Polyglots” training is designed for you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Common Types, Tips, & Techniques

Lecture 1: CS_1020: Educational Overview

Lecture 2: CS_1025: Compiling C# Programs

Lecture 3: CS_1030: The C# Programming Landscape

Lecture 4: CS_1040: (Activity) Mastering Basic Debugging!

Lecture 5: CS_1050: Accepting User Input

Lecture 6: CS_1060: (Activity) Data Collection Basics

Lecture 7: CS_1070: Spelunking Objects & Strings

Lecture 8: CS_1080: TryParse, Out & Bool

Lecture 9: CS_1090: (Activity) Data Conversion: Design & Practice

Lecture 10: CS_1100: Code Standards & Hungarian Refactoring

Lecture 11: CS_1110: (Activity) Refactoring Practice

Lecture 12: CS_1120: (Activity) Morphing What We Have Learned

Lecture 13: CS_1130: R&D Program Re-Purposing

Lecture 14: CS_1140: What We Have Learned

Chapter 2: Classes, Factories, Properties, and Scopes

Lecture 1: CS_2010: Factories – Assisted Object Construction

Lecture 2: CS_2020: (Activity) Assisted Object Constructions

Lecture 3: CS_2030: Managing Object Properties

Lecture 4: CS_2040: (Activity) Adding Properties

Lecture 5: CS_2050: Classic Object Factories

Lecture 6: CS_2060: (Activity) Adding Factories

Chapter 3: Object Ref for Value Types

Lecture 1: CS_3010: Mutilators & Enumerations

Lecture 2: CS_3020: (Activity) Create your own!

Lecture 3: CS_3030: Accessors & Enumerations

Lecture 4: CS_3040: (Activity) Value Management

Lecture 5: CS_3050: Introduction to `struct` – and the faster `ref` way!

Lecture 6: CS_3060: (Activity) Practical Application

Lecture 7: CS_3070: Nouns Arrays & Mutation Test Cases

Lecture 8: CS_3080: (Activity) Testing Success

Lecture 9: CS_3090: Passing By Value

Lecture 10: CS_3100: (Activity) Reference Removal

Lecture 11: CS_3110: Data `struct` Case Studies

Lecture 12: CS_3120: Warnings, #pragma, Initializers, & struct Params

Lecture 13: CS_3130: (Activity) Guess That Enum!

Lecture 14: CS_3140: (Solution) Guess That Enum!

Chapter 4: Interfaces & Frameworks

Lecture 1: CS_4010: Floating Points & More Integral Types

Lecture 2: CS_4020: Nullable References

Lecture 3: CS_4030: (Activity) New Namespace Migrations

Lecture 4: CS_4040: Introduction To Standard Interfaces

Lecture 5: CS_4050: R&D and the DIY Interface?

Lecture 6: CS_4060: (Activity) Interface Update

Lecture 7: CS_4070: Gamework Events

Lecture 8: CS_4080: (Activity) Adding Events

Lecture 9: CS_4090: Basic Console Rendering

Lecture 10: CS_4100: (Activity) Console Rendering

Lecture 11: CS_4110: Going To

Lecture 12: CD_4115: (Activity) Screen Location

Chapter 5: Object Events, Player States, and Movements

Lecture 1: CS_5010: Waiting For . Death?

Lecture 2: CS_5015: (Activity) The Player Object

Lecture 3: CD_5020: Undead Processing!

Lecture 4: CS_5025: (Activity) Deathwatch

Lecture 5: CS_5030: Get User Screen

Lecture 6: CS_5035: (Activity) Encapsulating Screen Sizes

Lecture 7: CS_5040: Game-Play Initialization & Lifecycle

Lecture 8: CS_5045: (Activity) Internal Framework Life-cycles

Lecture 9: CS_5050: Active State Maintenance

Lecture 10: CS_5060: Encapsulating Move Requests

Lecture 11: CS_5063: Keyboard Case Study

Lecture 12: CS_5065: (Activity) Enumerated Move Requests

Lecture 13: CD_5070: Flat-Earth – Game Over!

Lecture 14: CS_5075: (Activity) Flat-World Management

Lecture 15: CS_5080: More Player Types (Stage One!)

Lecture 16: CS_5085: (Activity) More Character Types

Chapter 6: Polymorphic Player Possibilities!

Lecture 1: CS_6010: A Player to Noun Relationship

Lecture 2: CS_6015: (Activity) Player Object Management

Lecture 3: CS_6020: Things -v- Players

Lecture 4: CS_6025: (Activity) Thing Colorization

Lecture 5: CS_0630: Basic Alien Motion

Lecture 6: CS_6035: (Activity) Alien Random

Lecture 7: CS_6040: Re-Using Random

Lecture 8: CS_6045: (Activity) Reusing Random

Lecture 9: CS_6050: A Fully-Integrated .NET Object

Lecture 10: CS_6055: (Activity) Full Object / .NET Integrations

Lecture 11: CS_6060: The Alien Navigation Calculator

Lecture 12: CS_6065: (Activity) The Complete Navigational Computer

Lecture 13: CS_6070: Testing The Alien AI

Lecture 14: CS_6075: (Activity) Alien A.I Nav

Chapter 7: Final & Upcoming Features

Lecture 1: CS_7010: Rogueish.NET

Lecture 2: CS_7020: Upcoming Enhancements

Instructors

Randall Nagy
Software Engineer & Educator

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