C# Essential Training 2: Generics, Collections, and LINQ

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Matt Milner

2:58:50

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01 - Introduction

01 - Essentials deep dive.mp4

00:35

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:59

02 - 1. Generics

01 - Understanding generics.mp4

06:31

02 - Working with generics.mp4

05:10

03 - Defining generic types and methods.mp4

07:27

04 - Generic constraints.mp4

07:08

03 - 2. Working with Collections

01 - Understanding collection types in the BCL.mp4

06:44

02 - Choosing the right collection type.mp4

05:48

03 - Working with collections.mp4

08:15

04 - Working with keyed collections.mp4

07:11

05 - Understanding concurrent collections.mp4

03:53

04 - 3. Exception Handling

01 - Basics of try-catch-finally.mp4

06:21

02 - Exception filtering by type with catch.mp4

04:02

03 - Exception filtering with when.mp4

03:30

04 - Throwing and rethrowing exceptions.mp4

06:00

05 - Creating custom exceptions.mp4

06:59

05 - 4. Programming Threads with async and await

01 - Threading basics.mp4

05:59

02 - Basics of using async and await.mp4

08:46

03 - Task management.mp4

06:13

04 - Handling errors when using await.mp4

06:16

06 - 5. Delegates and Events

01 - Understanding delegates.mp4

04:34

02 - Understanding events.mp4

08:02

03 - Common delegates with ActionT and FuncT.mp4

05:54

04 - Understanding lambda expressions.mp4

03:40

05 - Expressions as delegates.mp4

05:49

06 - Other uses for expressions.mp4

02:13

07 - 6. Extension Methods

01 - The case for extension methods.mp4

04:40

02 - Writing an extension method.mp4

01:27

03 - Using an extension method.mp4

02:42

04 - Common extension methods on collections.mp4

03:18

08 - 7. Language Integrated Query (LINQ)

01 - Understand the purpose of LINQ.mp4

04:23

02 - Querying collections with LINQ.mp4

03:58

03 - Filtering and ordering queries.mp4

03:03

04 - Other sources for LINQ.mp4

07:43

09 - Conclusion

01 - Build something and continue learning.mp4

02:37

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As one of the most popular programming languages, C# continues to make programming easier and more fun with each new version. In this course, instructor Matt Milner digs deeper into essential features of C#, such as generic types, collections, handling exceptions, asynchronous programming with tasks, and more. Matt begins with helping you understand and work with generic types, then moves on to understanding collection types, working with collections, and understanding concurrent collections. He walks you through handling different types of exceptions, including creating custom exceptions. Matt explains threading basics and shows you how to use async and await in the task based programming model. After covering delegates and events, he goes over the case for extension methods, as well as how to write and use an extension method. Plus, Matt discusses the goals of Language Integrated Query (LINQ), how to query collections with LINQ, and how to filter and order your queries.

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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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