Join Anton Delsink for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know, part of Object Oriented Programming with C#.
- [Instructor] This course is Object-Oriented Programming with C#. Mainly by example. And so we will start with an idea, a use case, a requirement, a scenario, which we will implement using object-oriented features of C#. This means that you should already know the language of C# and the basic theory of object-oriented programming. To be well prepared for this class, do take a look at the other courses that is essential for making the most of this course.
In particular, there is a course on Programming Foundations for Object-Oriented Design. There is a course for C# Essentials. Specifically on the Syntax and the Syntax with Object-Orientation in C#. And there is a course on implementing object-oriented features. The course is called C# Object-Oriented Programming Tips and Tricks. So in terms of what you should know. I'm going to assume that you know the syntax of C#. The basic terminology of object-orientation and the notation of using object-oriented features in C#.
So let's get started with object-oriented programming in C#.
Author
Anton Delsink
Released
11/9/2018- Abstract classes
- Processing text with StreamReader
- IEnumerable and yield return
- Windows Forms controls
- Windows Forms with and without the designer
- Adding, organizing, and testing forms
- Creating classes
- Inheritance
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 10s
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1. Theory vs. Practice
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Theory vs. practice4m 17s
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When a carpet is art11m 12s
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Conclusion1m 34s
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2. Examples from .NET
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Introduction3m 20s
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IEnumerable5m 48s
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IEnumerable and foreach7m 39s
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File.Open and .Close5m 18s
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Keyword using5m 44s
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IEnumerable and yield return7m 14s
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Conclusion4m 35s
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3. Examples from Windows UI
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Introduction1m 57s
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Windows Forms controls4m 12s
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Application.Run and .Exit3m 29s
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Inheriting from class Form3m 51s
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Event handler for control3m 29s
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Windows Forms MVC5m 41s
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Adding and organizing forms6m 17s
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WPF button and event handler3m 55s
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Conclusion1m 56s
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4. Examples from Board Games
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Introduction3m 13s
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Chess game events6m 4s
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Chess game view4m 28s
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Apply chess moves6m 30s
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Update chess model6m 4s
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Add chess pieces7m 30s
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Create class ChessMove4m 17s
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Invoke ChessMove.Try2m 57s
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Summary of ChessMoves1m 7s
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5. Examples from the Web
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Introduction3m 4s
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Write test for use case 13m 22s
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Write test for use case 35m 17s
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Implement Content.GetFeed4m 52s
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Summary1m 17s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 13s
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