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Advanced .NET Framework Programming Using C# Training in Washington, Missouri

This hands-on course examines how to utilize advanced features of C# and the .NET Framework in order to build sophisticated, scalable, high-performing applications.

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What you'll learn

This hands-on course examines how to utilize advanced features of C# and the .NET Framework in order to build sophisticated, scalable, high-performing applications. The course includes coverage of features available in .NET 2.0 through .NET 4.5.

Prerequisites

C# Programming Experience

Course Outline

Working with Types

Common Type System

Value vs. Reference Types

Using Nullable Types

Using Inferred Types

Working with Dynamic Data

Object-Oriented Programming

Defining and Using Classes

Understanding Partial Classes

Using Inheritance

Abstract Classes vs Sealed Classes

Understanding System.Object Methods

Understanding .NET Interfaces

Working with Interfaces

Working with Text

Using Strings and StringBuilder

Measuring Performance Using Stopwatch

Working with Data from Other Cultures

Using Pattern Matching and Regular Expressions

Collections and Generics

Understanding .NET Collections

Ordered vs. Unordered Collections

Managing Data with .NET Collections

Defining Generic Methods

Building and Using Generic Classes

Defining Extension Methods

Working with Delegates

Understanding Delegates

Single-cast vs. Multi-cast Delegates

Defining and Using Delegates

Working with Synchronous and Asynchronous Delegates

Understanding the Relationship Between Delegates and Events

Defining and Raising Custom Events

Handling Custom Events

Managing Data with ADO.NET

ADO.NET Object Model

Connected vs. Disconnected Access

Working with Data in Databases

Calling Stored Procedures

Working with Transactions

Managing Connection Pooling

Using the ADO.NET Provider Factory

Working with Untyped DataSets

Working with Typed DataSets

Managing DataViews

Working with XML Data

Understanding XML and XML Schemas

Using XML with DataSets

Using XmlReader and XmlWriter

Manipulating XML Data Using XmlDocument

Querying XML Data Using XPath

Working with XPathDocument

Working with LINQ

Understanding LINQ

Building LINQ Queries

LINQ and Extension Methods

Defining Data Layers Using LINQ

Using LINQ to Objects

Using LINQ to SQL

Using LINQ to DataSets

Using LINQ to XML

Working with Threads

Overview of Threading

Creating Threads

Passing Data to Threads

Returning Data from Threads

Managing Threads

Problems with Threads

Synchronizing Threads

Debugging Threads

Using Async and Await

Working with the ThreadPool

Understanding Thread Pooling

Managing the ThreadPool

Creating Threads Using the ThreadPool Class

Working with the Task Class

Managing Tasks

Working with the Parallel Task Library

Overview of Parallel Programming

Using the Parallel Class

Making PLINQ Queries

Using Concurrent Collections

Assemblies

Understanding .NET Assemblies

Private vs. Shared Assemblies

Where is the Global Assembly Cache (GAC)?

Building and Using Private Assemblies

Defining Strong Names

Building, Installing and Using Shared Assemblies

Configuring Assemblies

Targeting Multiple Versions of .NET

Working with Attributes

Understanding Attributes

Using .NET Attributes

Designing Custom Attributes

Using Custom Attributes

Using Reflection

Understanding Reflection

Extracting Type Information

Using Reflection for Late Binding

Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)

Understanding WCF

Defining Service and Data Contracts

Building a Service

Hosting a Service

Managing Endpoints

Exposing Metadata

Calling a WCF Service

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