C# Slides

• Part 1 – Introduction to C#
• Part 2 - Reading & Writing to Console
• Part 3 – Built-in types in C#
• Part 4 – Built-in string type in C#
• Part 5 – Common Operators in C#
• Part 6 – Nullable types in C#
• Part 7 - Datatype conversions in C#
• Part 8 – Arrays in C#
• Part 9 – Comments in C#
• Part 10 – if statement in C#
• Part 11 – switch statement in C#
• Part 12 – switch statement in C#
• Part 13 – Loops in C# - while loop
• Part 14 – Loops in C# - do while loop
• Part 15 – Loops in C# - for & foreach
• Part 16 – Methods in C#
• Part 17 – Different types of method parameters
• Part 18 – Namespaces in C#
• Part 19 – Introduction to Classes
• Part 20 - Static and instance class members
• Part 21 - Inheritance
• Part 22 – Method hiding in C#
• Part 23 – Polymorphism in C#
• Part 24 – Method Overriding Vs Method Hiding
• Part 25 – Method Overloading
• Part 26 – Properties
• Part 27 – Properties in C#
• Part 28 – Structs in C#
• Part 29 – Difference between classes and structs
• Part 30 – Introduction to interfaces
• Part 31 – Explicit interface implementation
• Part 32 – Abstract classes
• Part 33 – Abstract classes Vs Interfaces
• Part 34 – Problems of multiple class inheritance
• Part 35 – Multiple class inheritance using interfaces
• Part 36 – Delegates
• Part 37 – Delegates usage in c# - I
• Part 38 – Delegates usage in c# - II
• Part 39 – Multicast Delegates
• Part 40 – Exception Handling
• Part 41 – Inner Exception
• Part 42 – Custom Exceptions
• Part 43 – Exception handling abuse
• Part 44 – Exception handling abuse solved
• Part 45 – Why Enums
• Part 46 – Enums Example
• Part 47 – Enums
• Part 48 – Difference between types and type members
• Part 49 –Access Modifiers
• Part 50 –Access Modifiers
• Part 51 –Access Modifiers for Types
• Part 52 –Attributes
• Part 53 – Reflection
• Part 54 –Reflection Example
• Part 55 –Late binding using reflection
• Part 56 – Generics
• Part 57 – Why should we override ToString()
• Part 58 – Why should we override Equals()
• Part 59 –Difference between Convert.ToString() and ToString()
• Part 60–Difference between System.String and System.Text.StringBuilder
• Part 61 – Partial Classes in C#
• Part 62 – Creating Partial Classes
• Part 63 – Partial Methods in C#
• Part 64 – How and where are indexers used in .net
• Part 65 – Indexers in C#
• Part 66 – Overloading Indexers
• Part 67 – Optional Parameters
• Part 68 – Making method parameters optional using method overloading
• Part 69 – Making method parameters optional by specifying parameter defaults
• Part 70 – Making method parameters optional by using Optional Attribute
• Part 71 - Code Snippets in Visual Studio
• Part 72 - What is dictionary in C#
• Part 73 - What is dictionary in C#
• Part 74 - List collection class in C#
• Part 75 - List collection class in C#
• Part 76 - Generic list class and ranges
• Part 77 - Sort a list of simple types
• Part 78 - Sort a list of complex types
• Part 79 - Sort a list of complex types using Comparison delegate
• Part 80 - Some useful methods of List collection class
• Part 81 - When to use a Dictionary over List in C#
• Part 82 - Generic Queue collection class
• Part 83 - Generic stack collection class
• Part 84 - Real time example of queue collection class in c#
• Part 85 - Real time example of stack collection class in c#
• Part 86 - Multithreading in C#
• Part 87 - Advantages and disadvantages of multithreading
• Part 88 - ThreadStart delegate
• Part 89 - ParameterizedThreadStart delegate
• Part 90 - Passing data to the Thread function in a type safe manner
• Part 91 - Retrieving data from Thread function using callback method
• Part 92 - Significance of Thread.Join and Thread.IsAlive functions
• Part 93 - Protecting shared resources from concurrent access in multithreading
• Part 94 - Difference between Monitor and lock in C#
• Part 95 - Deadlock in a multithreaded program
• Part 96 - How to resolve a deadlock in a multithreaded program
• Part 97 - Performance of a multithreaded program
• Part 98 - Anonymous methods in c#
• Part 99 - Lambda expression in c#
• Part 100 - Func delegate in c#
• Part 101 - Async and await in c#
• Part 102 - How to wait for a thread to finish without blocking