C# Intermediate – Part II (Reflection, Events, LINQ)

Value and Reference Types, Generics, Reflection, Delegates and Events, Lambda and LINQ

Created by: Ivan Iliev
Teaching professional classes in Software Development

What Will I Learn?

• The different purposes of out, ref and in keyword.
• The similarities and distinctions between classes, structures and tuples.
• When and why to use dynamic keyword.
• What the dangers of not knowing the difference between value and reference types are.
• How to compare objects with Equals and GetHashCode methods and when to use IComparable and IComparer.
• Reverse engineer classes with the reflection technique.
• What the delegates and events are and when and why you should use them.
• Exotic examples with delegates and events and how they blend with some of the ideas of OOP (encapsulation and polymorphism).
• Five different ways of writing/reading files.
• What lambda expressions and LINQ are. Solve practical tasks with them.

Requirements

• Students should have knowledge about the basics of Object-oriented programming.
• Finishing my course "C# Intermediate - Part I (Mastering OOP)" will be of great help.

Target audience

• Anyone who has an interest in software development and particularly object oriented programming.
• Students that finished my course "C# Intermediate - Part I (Mastering OOP)".