- [Instructor] In this chapter, I'd like to talk about…naming and handling methods, fields, and properties.…And we're going to start off with methods.…Specifically, with the concept of overloading methods.…Now, method overloading is used to create methods…with the same name and purpose but different signatures.…So there's a few things to point out.…One is that the method names must be the same.…Two, the number or type of parameters must be different.…
And that three, the return type isn't taken into account.…So let's demonstrate an example.…I'm going to navigate to our Actor class,…and we're going to create two methods called BookActor…that'll have different numbers of parameters.…And the purpose of these methods…is to indicate that the actor has been booked…for some type of job.…I'll scroll down to where we have our methods.…
And this is something that I definitely want to remind…and point out, is that it's important…to keep everything in order.…It's common practice to have your properties…on top of your methods…
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6/5/2018- Naming and handling classes
- Running a unit test
- Using constructors
- Naming and handling methods, fields, and properties
- Using properties correctly
- Managing objects efficiently
- Common design patterns as best practices
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 9s
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1. Best Practices: An Overview
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Best practices defined1m 1s
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When to use it1m 8s
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Getting the team to follow1m 10s
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2. Naming and Handling Classes
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Project setup overview1m 13s
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Set up the business layer2m 18s
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Running a unit test3m 13s
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Using constructors3m 9s
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Unit testing constructors4m 30s
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Namespaces2m 48s
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Static classes3m 10s
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Unit testing static classes4m 20s
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Using a singleton2m 6s
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3. Naming and Handling Methods, Fields, and Properties
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Method overloading5m 16s
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Unit testing with parameters2m 54s
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Method chaining4m 7s
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Using properties correctly2m 11s
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Using properties demo4m 29s
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Auto-implemented properties1m 33s
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4. Managing Objects Efficiently
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Initializing objects3m 54s
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Related objects needed once4m 19s
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Checking for null3m 6s
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5. More Best Practices Resources
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Conclusion
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Next steps37s
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