Master Collection Classes in C# Using Visual Studio

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What
You’ll 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.

Requirements

  • Some basic knowledge of C# or any other object oriented programming will be advantageous. Some prior exposure to Visual Studio IDE will make this course a breeze.

Description

Master Collection Classes in C#: A Complete Learning Experience

This course has been recently updated to include a brand-new section on Priority Queues, Collection Expressions, and Inline Arrays—ensuring you’re learning the latest advancements in C#. Additionally, the course features two real-life mini-projects: one focused on the practical applications of Generic Queue Classes and another on coding, debugging, and running a functional project. These projects are designed to provide hands-on experience and reinforce the key concepts taught throughout the course.

The course offers an in-depth exploration of Non-Generic, Generic, Concurrent, and Specialized Collection Classes in C#. These are essential for building efficient, scalable, and maintainable applications. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to deepen your knowledge of collections, this course has been crafted to cater to a wide range of learners.

To help you master these collection classes, the course delves into foundational and advanced concepts that complement C# collections. Topics include Reflection, Multi-threaded applications with thread safety, Asynchronous Programming, and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles such as Interfaces and Abstract Classes. These concepts are crucial for understanding how to maximize the power and flexibility of collection classes in real-world applications.

Engagement and Learning Tools:

  • Interactive Coding Exercises: These are designed to help you solidify your understanding through hands-on practice.

  • Assignments: Reinforce your learning and evaluate your grasp of key topics.

  • Mini-Projects: Apply your skills in real-world scenarios to understand the practical applications of collection classes.

  • Bonus Content: A series of articles and additional lectures provide a deeper understanding of related technologies, expanding your knowledge beyond the core curriculum.

By the end of the course, you will not only have a thorough understanding of C# collection classes but also the confidence to use them effectively in your own projects. Whether you’re developing multi-threaded applications, implementing efficient data structures, or working with concurrent programming, this course equips you with the skills needed to excel.

Enroll now to unlock the full potential of C# collection classes and elevate your coding skills!

Who this course is 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.
  • 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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