C# .NET Online Training Full Study Course

C# is a programming language designed for building applications like general purpose, focuses on developer productivity and object oriented. It has come from “C” programming language and carries many functions of C. It is pronounced as see sharp. It encompasses on declarative, strong typing, generic, component-oriented programming disciplines, etc.

With years, this language has been evolving and includes many new features. It has three major strengths over other languages, which are as follows:

powerful as C++,
simple than Java, and
productivity of VB.

C# developers are in demand. It runs on other platforms using Mono Project. It runs on .NET framework, which is an object-oriented programming environment. It provides easy deploying of code and versioning of code. Taking up the below course, aids in grabbing C# jobs in USA.

C# .Net Online Training Module

❯Introduction/Overview of .NET

Overview
Future-based platform
Difference between .NET and traditional programming
Limitations to current trends
Framework classes
Security
Common language runtime (CLR)
Common language specifications (CLS)
Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL)
Multiple interaction and support

❯.NET framework

Limitations
Advantages
Language interop
Visual C#.NET language
Assemblies
Reflection

❯C#.NET language basics

Getting started
Conversion from data type to type
Value types vs. reference types
Looping
Collections
Indexers
Arrays
Structures
Enumerations
Methods and parameters in C#
Strings
Properties
Unboxing and boxing
Handling errors and exceptions

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❯Exception handling

What are exceptions
System defined exceptions
Throwing exceptions
Try, catch, finally
Custom exceptions
.NET exception hierarchy

❯Advantages/Disadvantages

Why and why no C#
Features
.NET namespaces
Where does C# fits in
.Net/C#.NET installation
C, C++ to visual C#

❯.NET versions – 1.1/2.0/3.0/3.5/4.0/4.5

Visual Studio.NET 2008—2013
Hardware requirements
Software requirements
New look towards Windows Vista
Sidebars/UAC/gadgets
FAQs

❯Programming using visual C#.Net

Getting started with the application
Program design
Value types
Statements and flows
Console classes
Command-line arguments
String formatting
Reference types
Programming structures
Variable types
0/3.5 features of C#
- Implicit types
- Extension methods
- Other techniques

❯Windows forms

Introduction
Overview
Layout enhancements
Life-cycle of a form
Creating simple GUI by hand
- Windows forms and controls
- Creating menus
- Notify icon
- Tree view
- List view
- Error provider
- Toolbars
- Image list
Label and textbox controls
.NET control hierarchy
Using the windows forms designer
Button and other controls
Classes and objects
Basic concepts of OOPs
Abstract and override methods

❯Objected oriented concepts (advanced)

Defining and implementing interfaces
Defining and implementing inheritance
Visual inheritance
Preventing inheritance with sealed classes
Forcing inheritance with abstract classes
Cross-language inheritance
Working with iterators, generics, nullable types and anonymous methods
Understanding partial classes
‘ref’ and ‘out’ parameters
Accessibility levels and specifiers
Polymorphism
Root of all classes
Object destruction
Casting objects

❯Delegates and Events

What is a delegate
Types of delegates
Function pointers
Difference between delegates and function pointers
What are events
Event handlers
Inherited control
User-defined control

❯Error Handling

Error categories
Structured form of handling
Testing
Strategies
Code optimization
Debugging of application
Trace classes

❯Ado.Net 1.1/2.0/LINQ

Overview
History
Background
Architecture
Design goals
NET LINQ
DataSet in real-time scenario
LINQ (language integrated query)
- Introduction
- Understanding its role
- LINQ to objects
- LINQ to ADO.NET
- LINQ to XML
- Query expressions
- Representing of LINQ query operators – internally

❯Ado.Net components

Environment access – connected and disconnected
Object model
Relations and constraints
Using connection classes to connect to a data source
Using DataReader classes
Using DataAdapter classes
Using DataSet class with disconnected data
Using DataAdapter classes with DataSets
Using command classes, executing queries and stored procedures
Data-centric applications
Commands
Data sources
Data tables, rows and columns
New hierarchy – ADO.NET
Insert, delete and update with ADO.NET
Queries and stored procedures

❯Data Sources and .Net Data Providers

Data source connecting
Connections
Connection pooling
Connection strings
Exceptions of ADO.NET
Data provider – OLE-DB and SQL Server .NET
Integrated security by SQL-server

❯Accessing Data : Connected Environment

Commands
Reading data
Creating commands
Batch queries
Stored procedures
Deletion of data
Execution of commands
Input and output parameters
Adding and editing of queries

❯Accessing Data : Disconnected Environment

Using disconnected environment
Features of Dataset
Filling DataSets
Using data adapters
Features of DataAdapter
Navigation and functionality of DataSet
Batch queries

❯Sorting, Searching and Filtering

Searching in DataSets
Searching column
Row state searching
Searching in a data view
Using data views, sorting performed
Filtering performed using data views
Primary keys finding