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VISUAL C# .NET PROGRAMMING FOR C++/JAVA DEVELOPERS
Topics covered
- Brief comparison of C#, VB, VB.NET, C++ and Java, ECMA/ISO standards (C# v2.0) and overview of .NET
- Classes, objects and namespaces: use of access modifiers, compilation units
- Class member and class reuse: fields, methods, aggregation vs inheritance, use of protected methods
- Unified type system: reference, value, structures, enumerations, enumerated types, literals, conversions, boxing, unboxing, and virtual method invocation
- Operators and expressions common to C/C++/Java: precedence, associatively, and new operators exclusive to C#
- Statements: block, selection and iteration
- Exceptions and error handling: try-catch-finally blocks and the throw statement
- Polymorphism and accessors: abstract classes, interfaces, definition of virtual methods, properties and indexers
- Fundamental .NET classes: collections, input/output, files, streams, reading XML documents, and interoperability
VISUAL C# .NET PROGRAMMING FOR VB6 DEVELOPERS
Topics covered
- Brief comparison of C#, VB and VB.NET, ECMA/ISO standards (C# v2.0), and overview of .NET
- Fundamental object-oriented concepts in C#: encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract classes, and interfaces
- Classes, objects and namespaces: use of access modifiers, compilation units
- Class member and class reuse: fields, methods, aggregation vs inheritance, use of protected methods
- Unified type system: reference, value, structures, enumerations, enumerated types, literals, conversions, boxing, unboxing, and virtual method invocation
- Operators and expressions: precedence, associativity, and new operators exclusive to C#
- Statements: block, selection and iteration
- Exceptions and error handling: try-catch-finally blocks and the throw statement
- Polymorphism and accessors: abstract classes, interfaces, definition of virtual methods, properties and indexers
- Fundamental .NET classes: collections, input/output, files, streams, reading of XML documents, and interoperability
ADVANCED C# PROGRAMMING: DATA ACCESS WITH LINQ AND .NET 3.5 (NEW COURSE)
Topics covered
- Introduction to Language INtegrated Query (LINQ): requests, filters, sorting and grouping
- Using LINQ requests, filters and operators with .NET collections
- Using database connections, SQL commands, Lambda expressions, stored procedures, the ADO .NET object model and XML schemas
- From LINQ to SQL: mapping objects with LINQ
- From LINQ to XML and .NET 3.5: requests, helper objects and XML output
- Creating requests in an XML document with LINQ
- Transforming an XML document into multiple formats with LINQ
- Reusing SQL requests parameterized with LINQ
- Collections and generics, reflection and attributes: hierarchy, metadata, version management, access to assemblies, serialization, conditional compilation and management of obsolete code
ADVANCED C# PROGRAMMING: WCF SERVICES FOR SOA WITH .NET 3.5
Topics covered
- Differences between object-oriented, component-oriented and service-oriented architectures
- Using client-server communication libraries, IP addresses, hostnames, URLs, URIs, sockets, TCP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP and remoting
- Creating a basic Web service: localization, utilization, the role of SOAP, WSDL, clients and proxies
- Essential concepts of WCF: services, addresses, contracts, hosting, bindings and endpoints
- Creating a Web service with WCF: configuration, service and data contracts
- Managing service instances: per-call, sessionful and singleton
- Organizing classes and resources for programming threads, and synchronization
- Guidelines for WCF coding
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