In this course you will apply C# extended features, including definitive coverage Language Integrated Query (LINQ), to streamline the use of C# as both an object-oriented and a first-class data-manipulation language. C# is layered on top of Microsoft’s highly successful .NET Framework. With the advent of Core, the extra dimensions of portability and openness have been added. To effectively leverage the integration of programs with both .NET Framework and Core, use of different language features are required including specialized C# keywords, advanced lambda expressions, extension methods, generic classes and delegates, universal functions, and anonymous types. In particular, to optimize data access, productivity, and overall application performance.
You Will Learn How To
- Streamline data-centric applications with C# extended features and the Entity Framework (EF)
- Integrate Microsoft Core with .NET Framework applications for high-performance data access
- Exploit LINQ keywords and full-stack capabilities including queries, grouping and joins
- Generate dynamic enumerations in developer-written generic classes
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Recommended Experience
- Knowledge at the level of:
- Course 419, Introduction to C# Programming, or
- Course 8476, Programming in C# (20483)
- You should know how to:
- Construct, compile, and execute C# Windows Forms and/or Web applications using the Visual Studio integrated environment
- Design and implement a modestly complex (1000+ lines) program in the C# language
- Apply solid object-oriented development techniques, including encapsulation, inheritance, interfaces, and polymorphism
- Produce applications that employ key parts of the .NET framework library
- Knowledge at the level of:
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Software
- This course uses Visual Studio 2019, but is useful to those using an earlier version