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What is C#(Sharp)?

Microsoft developed C#, a new programming language based on the C and C++ languages. Microsoft describes C# in this way: ”C# is a simple, modern, object–oriented, and typesafe programming language derived from C and C++. C# (pronounced c sharp) is firmly planted in the C and C++ family tree of languages and will immediately be familiar to C and C++ programmers. C# aims to combine the high productivity of visual basic and raw power of C++.” Anders Hejlsberg, the principal architect of C#, is known for his work with Borland on Turbo Pascal and Delphi (based on object–oriented Pascal).

CURRICULUM

C#(CSharp)

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  • 2.1 CLR Architecture and services
  • 2.2 Just in time (JIT) Compiler
  • 2.3 Microsoft intermediate Language (MSIL)
  • 2.4 Disassembling the il code
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  • 3.1 Language fundamental
  • 3.2 Data type and control structure
  • 3.3 Value and ref type
  • 3.4 Declare and initializing value
  • 3.5 Cts type
  • 3.6 Conditional operator
  • 3.7 C++ operator
  • 3.8 Looping syntax
  • 3.9 Array
  • 3.10 Structure

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  • 4.1 What is Class and object
  • 4.2 Encapsulation attribute
  • 4.3 Define Constructor
  • 4.4 Define methods and their type
  • 4.5 Overloading methods and constructor
  • 4.6 Inheritance hierarchies
  • 4.7 Implementation inheritance hierarchies
  • 4.8 Core concepts of constructor
  • 4.9 Method overloading, overloading and hiding concepts
  • 4.10 Abstract and scaled classes
  • 4.11 Exposing interface
  • 4.12 Interface polymorphism
  • 4.13 Play with namespace
  • 4.14 Class access Modifiers
  • 4.15 Partial Class
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  • 5.1 Array list
  • 5.2 Stack
  • 5.3 Queue
  • 5.4 Hash table
  • 5.5 Sorted List
  • 5.6 Bit Arrary
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  • 6.1 List
  • 6.2 Dictionary
  • 6.3 Stack
  • 6.4 Queues
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  • 7.1 Means of error, bug and exception
  • 7.2 Role of .net Exception Handling
  • 7.3 System level exception
  • 7.4 Application level exception
  • 7.5 Try and Catch block
  • 7.6 Handling multiple Exception
  • 7.7 Finally block
  • 7.8 Throw exception on request
  • 7.9 Costume exception
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  • 8.1 What is Delegate
  • 8.2 Type of Delegate
  • 8.3 Examples of Delegate
  • 8.4 What is Event
  • 8.5 Example of Event
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  • 9.1 What is Multithreading
  • 9.2 Why use Multithreading
  • 9.3 Thread Life Cycle
  • 9.4 The Main Thread
  • 9.5 Properties and Methods of the Thread Class
  • 9.6 Creating Threads
  • 9.7 Managing Threads
  • 9.8 Destroying Threads
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  • 10.1 What is Assembly
  • 10.2 Types of Assembly
  • 10.3 Example of Assembly
  • 10.4 What is Reflection
  • 10.5 Use of Reflection
  • 10.6 Example of Reflection
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  • 11.1 What is File Handaling
  • 11.2 How to create file
  • 11.3 How to write and read a file
  • 11.4 How to delete file
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  • 12.1 What is Garbage Collection(GC)
  • 12.2 What is use of GC
  • 12.3 Life cycle of GC
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