Dynamic Programming in C# 10

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Jason Roberts

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:23

2. Introducing Dynamic C#

01. Introduction.mp4

02:23

02. Why Dynamic C#-.mp4

03:50

03. Introducing the DLR.mp4

03:21

04. Static and Dynamic Binding.mp4

02:57

05. Dynamic Binding in Action and RuntimeBinderException.mp4

04:16

06. Implicit Dynamic Conversions.mp4

04:36

07. Var and Dynamic.mp4

02:01

08. Runtime Method Resolution.mp4

04:50

09. C Sharp 10 Dynamic Programming.mp4

01:28

10. Limitations of Callable Methods.mp4

03:41

11. Introducing ExpandoObject.mp4

01:19

12. Using an ExpandoObject.mp4

05:21

13. Dynamically Adding ExpandoObject Behavior.mp4

01:20

14. Summary.mp4

01:40

3. Simplifying Code with Dynamic C#

1. Introduction.mp4

01:08

2. Simplifying Reflection Code with Dynamic C#.mp4

05:36

3. Performing COM Interop without Interop Assemblies.mp4

03:29

4. Reducing Boilerplate Code with Dynamic JSON.mp4

03:14

5. Dynamic SQL Query Results with Dapper.mp4

03:33

6. Dynamic Code Considerations.mp4

01:20

7. Summary.mp4

01:03

4. Creating Custom Dynamic Classes

01. Introduction.mp4

01:42

02. Why Custom Dynamic Classes-.mp4

01:37

03. The IDynamicMetaObjectProvider Interface.mp4

01:07

04. The DynamicObject Base Class.mp4

02:50

05. Getting Started.mp4

03:54

06. Adding Initial Dynamic Capabilities.mp4

05:02

07. Dynamic Operation Exceptions.mp4

03:43

08. Improving the Debugger Experience.mp4

02:50

09. Overriding ToString.mp4

02:30

10. Implementing Additional Interfaces.mp4

02:11

11. Making the Dynamic Object Enumerable.mp4

01:05

12. Responding to Dynamic Method Invocations.mp4

02:18

13. Method Invocation Precedence.mp4

01:31

14. Invoking the Dynamic Object Itself.mp4

01:53

15. Using the Custom Dynamic Object.mp4

02:37

16. Summary.mp4

01:50

5. Interoperating with Dynamic Languages

1. Introduction.mp4

01:23

2. Why Dynamic Interop-.mp4

01:37

3. Getting Started with IronPython.mp4

02:28

4. Getting Scripting Input from the User.mp4

04:14

5. Scripting Risks.mp4

00:20

6. Executing Python Statements.mp4

02:12

7. Interacting with Python Objects.mp4

01:42

8. Passing Custom Dynamic Objects to Python.mp4

03:01

9. Summary.mp4

01:16

Description

C# is a statically typed language but it also has (often overlooked) dynamic features. This course will teach you to use dynamic C# to make some difficult and cumbersome programming tasks easier and allow you to create more flexible C# applications.

What You'll Learn?

The statically typed nature of C# helps prevent bugs but can make some programming tasks harder and some types of applications more difficult to write. In this course, Dynamic Programming in C# 10, you’ll gain the ability to make difficult or time-consuming programming tasks easier and help you create applications where data structures are not known at compile time. First, you’ll explore how to create and work with dynamic object instances. Next, you’ll discover how dynamic C# can make applications easier and quicker to create. Finally, you’ll learn how to create your own custom dynamic classes and how to take advance of features from other dynamic languages from right inside your C# code. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of dynamic C# needed to make difficult and cumbersome programming tasks easier and allow you to create more flexible C# applications.

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With over 15 years of experience in both frontend and backend software development, Jason Roberts is a freelance developer, trainer, and author. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in computing, is the author of several books, and writes at his blog DontCodeTired.com. Jason is an open source contributor and in addition to enterprise software development, he has designed and developed Windows Store and Windows Phone apps.

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