C# Essential Training 1: Types and Control Flow

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Matt Milner

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01 - Introduction

01 - Explore the essentials.mp4

00:33

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:49

02 - 1. C# in Context of .NET

01 - C# compiles to MSIL.mp4

03:29

02 - .NET runtime is responsible for running MSIL.mp4

01:29

03 - The base class library.mp4

01:39

04 - NuGet packages.mp4

03:55

05 - Compiling C# to a library or executable.mp4

02:58

03 - 2. Working with Classes, Structs, and Records

01 - Understanding classes, structs, and records.mp4

07:00

02 - Defining constructors.mp4

07:06

03 - Object initialization.mp4

06:04

04 - Initialize only properties.mp4

04:59

05 - Cloning and copying objects.mp4

09:32

06 - Equality comparisons.mp4

05:27

07 - Defining abstract classes.mp4

07:52

08 - Creating static classes.mp4

05:18

04 - 3. Organizing C# Code

01 - Using namespaces to organize code.mp4

04:02

02 - Referencing .NET assemblies.mp4

05:46

03 - Applying access modifiers.mp4

04:22

04 - Aliasing namespaces for clarity.mp4

02:12

05 - 4. Variables Revisited

01 - Declaring variables using types.mp4

02:15

02 - Using the var keyword.mp4

01:31

03 - Working with anonymous types.mp4

02:44

04 - Using dynamic variables.mp4

03:05

06 - 5. Working with Enums and Nullables

01 - Defining enums.mp4

04:39

02 - Enabling multiple enum values.mp4

04:03

03 - Testing enum values.mp4

04:13

04 - Understanding nullable types.mp4

03:24

05 - Using nullable types.mp4

02:14

06 - Working with null objects.mp4

03:25

07 - Understanding nullable reference types.mp4

04:23

08 - Working with nullable reference types.mp4

04:08

07 - 6. Using Patterns in Control Flow

01 - If and switch revisited.mp4

05:26

02 - Switch statement vs. switch expression.mp4

04:55

03 - Using the is expression.mp4

05:22

04 - Introduction to patterns.mp4

03:46

05 - Constant, relational, and logical patterns.mp4

03:17

06 - Property pattern.mp4

04:22

07 - Guard conditions.mp4

03:57

08 - Conclusion

01 - Learn more and build something.mp4

01:53

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Do you need to learn the essentials of C#? This two-part series shows you through all the basics. In this course, part one of the series, instructor Matt Milner shows you classes, structs, variables, and much more. Matt begins by placing C# in context with .NET, MSIL, and the Base Class Library. He walks you through understanding and working with classes, structs, and records. Then Matt shows you several useful techniques to organize your C# code. He discusses variables in-depth, then dives into how to define, enable, and test enums, as well as how to use nullable types and work with null objects. Matt goes over if, else, and switch statements and covers switch expressions, the is expression, and an introduction to patterns. Plus, he explains several types of patterns and describes how to use guard conditions to further refine your switch case matches.

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Trusted software developer and architect with over 20 years of experience. I have worked on departmental apps, large integration solutions, and enterprise websites. I have built desktop applications, web applications, and distributed services built on premise and in the cloud. Primary experience in building web services and applications, and creating integration solutions using BizTalk Server. I have taught thousands of developers about the latest technologies for building applications and services. Specialties: Microsoft Azure, .NET, Web Services, ASP.NET

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