C # SHARP Video and Books Training Tutorials. Learn C # online files sharing

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C # SHARP Video and Books Training Tutorials. Learn C # SHARP online files sharing
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C Sharp
Part 1     Introduction
Part 2     Reading and writing to a console
Part 3     Built   in types
Part 4     String type
Part 5     Common Operators
Part 6     Nullable Types
Part 7     Datatypes conversion
Part 8     Arrays
Part 9     Comments
Part 10     If statement
Part 11     switch statement
Part 12     switch statement continued
Part 13     while loop
Part 14     do while loop
Part 15     for and foreach loops
Part 16     Methods
Part 17     Method parameters
Part 18     Namespaces
Part 19     Introduction to classes
Part 20     Static and instance class members
Part 21     Inheritance
Part 22     Method hiding
Part 23     Polymorphism
Part 24     Difference between method overriding and method hiding
Part 25     Method overloading
Part 26     Why Properties
Part 27     Properties
Part 28     Structs
Part 29     Difference between classes and structs
Part 30     Interfaces
Part 31     Explicit interfaces implementation
Part 32     Abstract classes
Part 33     Difference between abstract classes and interfaces
Part 34     Problems of multiple class inheritance
Part 35     Multiple class inheritance using interfaces
Part 36     Delegates
Part 37     Delegates usage
Part 38     Delegates usage continued
Part 39  Multicast Delegates
Part 40  Exception Handling
Part 41  Inner Exceptions
Part 42  Custom Exceptions
Part 43  Exception handling abuse
Part 44  Preventing exception handling abuse
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  Internal and Protected Internal Access Modifiers
Part 51  Access Modifiers for types
Part 52  Attributes
Part 53  Reflection
Part 54   C#   Reflection Example
Part 55  Late binding using reflection
Part 56  Generics
Part 57 C#   Why should you override ToString Method
Part 58 C#   Why should you override Equals Method
Part 59 C#   Difference between Convert ToString and ToString
Part 60 C#   Difference between String and StringBuilder
Part 61  Partial classes
Part 62   Creating partial classes
Part 63   Partial methods
Part 64     How and where are indexers used
Part 65     Indexers
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 OptionalAttribute
Part 71   Code snippets in visual studio
Part 72   What is dictionary
Part 73   What is dictionary continued
Part 74   List collection class
Part 75   List collection class continued
Part 76   Working with 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
Part 82   Generic queue collection class
Part 83   Generic stack collection class
Part 84   Real time example of queue collection class
Part 85   Real time example of stack collection class
Part 86   Multithreading
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
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
Part 99   Lambda expression
Part 100   Func delegate