C Depth 4th Video Edition
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001 - Part 1. C# in context.mp4
01:02
002 - An evolving language.mp4
07:41
003 - Ever more concise code.mp4
10:34
004 - Balancing efficiency and complexity.mp4
06:17
005 - An evolving platform.mp4
06:20
006 - An evolving book.mp4
07:03
007 - Part 2. C# 25.mp4
03:25
008 - Generics.mp4
09:30
009 - Generics save the day.mp4
08:09
010 - What can be generic.mp4
07:29
011 - Type constraints.mp4
04:25
012 - The default and typeof operators.mp4
09:41
013 - Nullable value types.mp4
04:50
014 - CLR and framework support - The Nullable T struct.mp4
06:39
015 - Language support Part 1.mp4
08:48
016 - Language support Part 2.mp4
08:35
017 - Simplified delegate creation.mp4
09:21
018 - Iterators.mp4
08:22
019 - The importance of being lazy.mp4
09:45
020 - Implementation sketch.mp4
09:22
021 - Minor features.mp4
07:01
022 - Namespace aliases.mp4
06:46
023 - Fixed-size buffers.mp4
05:40
024 - Automatically implemented properties.mp4
06:57
025 - Implicitly typed local variables (var).mp4
08:03
026 - Object and collection initializers.mp4
05:22
027 - Collection initializers.mp4
05:49
028 - Anonymous types.mp4
06:26
029 - The compiler-generated type.mp4
06:31
030 - Lambda expressions.mp4
05:00
031 - Capturing variables.mp4
11:17
032 - Expression trees.mp4
06:14
033 - Extension methods.mp4
09:48
034 - Query expressions.mp4
09:15
035 - The end result - LINQ.mp4
03:40
036 - Dynamic typing.mp4
03:26
037 - Introduction to dynamic typing.mp4
10:43
038 - Dynamic behavior beyond reflection.mp4
11:32
039 - A brief look behind the scenes.mp4
06:45
040 - Limitations and surprises in dynamic typing.mp4
08:23
041 - Usage suggestions.mp4
06:52
042 - Optional parameters and named arguments.mp4
06:48
043 - Impact on versioning.mp4
05:18
044 - COM interoperability improvements.mp4
09:27
045 - Generic variance.mp4
06:14
046 - Restrictions on using variance.mp4
10:44
047 - Introducing asynchronous functions.mp4
06:50
048 - First encounters of the asynchronous kind.mp4
07:27
049 - Thinking about asynchrony.mp4
05:41
050 - Synchronization contexts.mp4
05:02
051 - Async method declarations.mp4
06:48
052 - Await expressions.mp4
08:57
053 - Wrapping of return values.mp4
03:05
054 - Asynchronous method flow.mp4
11:53
055 - The use of awaitable pattern members.mp4
07:25
056 - Method completion.mp4
10:34
057 - Asynchronous anonymous functions.mp4
02:46
058 - Custom task types in C# 7.mp4
10:13
059 - Async main methods in C# 7.1.mp4
02:34
060 - Usage tips.mp4
08:20
061 - Allow cancellation wherever possible.mp4
06:23
062 - Structure of the generated code.mp4
10:15
063 - The stub method - Preparation and taking the first step.mp4
10:39
064 - The MoveNext() method (high level).mp4
05:07
065 - A simple MoveNext() implementation.mp4
10:42
066 - How control flow affects MoveNext().mp4
09:15
067 - Execution contexts and flow.mp4
07:40
068 - Capturing variables in foreach loops.mp4
04:18
069 - Caller information attributes.mp4
08:20
070 - Corner cases of caller information attributes.mp4
11:20
071 - Using caller information attributes with old versions of .NET.mp4
02:35
072 - Part 3. C# 6.mp4
01:28
073 - A brief history of properties.mp4
06:29
074 - Upgrades to automatically implemented properties.mp4
08:14
075 - Expression-bodied members.mp4
09:19
076 - Restrictions on expression-bodied members in C# 6.mp4
07:35
077 - A recap on string formatting in .NET.mp4
07:26
078 - Localization.mp4
07:29
079 - Introducing interpolated string literals.mp4
08:54
080 - Localization using FormattableString.mp4
09:41
081 - Other uses for FormattableString.mp4
08:34
082 - Uses, guidelines, and limitations.mp4
07:11
083 - Hard limitations of interpolated string literals.mp4
08:07
084 - Accessing identifiers with nameof.mp4
07:32
085 - Tricks and traps when using nameof.mp4
08:25
086 - Using static directives.mp4
11:05
087 - Object and collection initializer enhancements.mp4
08:14
088 - Using extension methods in collection initializers.mp4
11:28
089 - The null conditional operator.mp4
08:41
090 - Indexers and the null conditional operator.mp4
05:54
091 - Exception filters.mp4
08:17
092 - Retrying operations.mp4
09:39
093 - Part 4. C# 7 and beyond.mp4
04:06
094 - Introduction to tuples.mp4
04:21
095 - Tuple literals and tuple types.mp4
08:07
096 - Tuples as bags of variables.mp4
07:22
097 - Tuple types and conversions.mp4
04:07
098 - Conversions from tuple literals to tuple types.mp4
09:02
099 - Conversions between tuple types.mp4
11:04
100 - Tuples in the CLR.mp4
10:36
101 - Regular equality and ordering comparisons.mp4
11:47
102 - Alternatives to tuples.mp4
05:47
103 - Uses and recommendations.mp4
09:52
104 - Deconstruction of tuples.mp4
08:40
105 - Deconstruction assignments to existing variables and properties.mp4
08:48
106 - Deconstruction of nontuple types.mp4
07:59
107 - Introduction to pattern matching.mp4
03:49
108 - Patterns available in C# 7.0.mp4
08:35
109 - Using patterns with the is operator.mp4
04:25
110 - Using patterns with switch statements.mp4
07:46
111 - Evaluation order of pattern-based switch statements.mp4
04:21
112 - Thoughts on usage.mp4
05:58
113 - Recap - What do you know about ref.mp4
08:17
114 - Ref locals and ref returns.mp4
10:15
115 - Ref returns.mp4
10:15
116 - in parameters (C# 7.2).mp4
07:19
117 - Overloading with in parameters.mp4
06:10
118 - Declaring structs as readonly (C# 7.2).mp4
09:57
119 - Extension methods with ref or in parameters (C# 7.2).mp4
06:47
120 - Ref-like structs (C# 7.2).mp4
04:18
121 - Span T and stackalloc.mp4
12:01
122 - Local methods.mp4
09:26
123 - Local method implementations.mp4
08:52
124 - Usage guidelines.mp4
04:55
125 - Out variables.mp4
03:55
126 - Improvements to numeric literals.mp4
09:26
127 - Nontrailing named arguments (C# 7.2).mp4
04:57
128 - Minor improvements in C# 7.3.mp4
06:53
129 - Nullable reference types.mp4
08:46
130 - Nullable reference types at compile time and execution time.mp4
08:08
131 - Experiences of nullable reference type migration.mp4
07:18
132 - Future improvements.mp4
08:45
133 - Switch expressions.mp4
04:50
134 - Recursive pattern matching.mp4
05:43
135 - Indexes and ranges.mp4
05:42
136 - More async integration.mp4
10:07
137 - Features not yet in preview.mp4
08:47
138 - Even more features in brief.mp4
07:12
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- Training sessions 138
- duration 17:16:43
- Release Date 2023/11/06
