Intermediate C# Programming - Training DVD

Intermediate C# Programming - Training DVD

• Learn Intermediate C# Programming from a professional trainer from your own desk.
• Visual training method, offering users increased retention and accelerated learning
• Breaks even the most complex applications down into simplistic steps.
• Easy to follow step-by-step lessons, ideal for all

<b>Number of Videos:</b> 10.5 hours - 30 lessons <br> <b>Ships on:</b> DVD-ROM <br> <b>User Level:</b> Advanced <br> <b>Works On:</b> Windows 7,Vista,XP- Mac OS X <br> <br> In this follow-up to his popular Beginning C# Programming video, former Microsoft developer and C# expert Eric Lippert introduces you to intermediate-level C# concepts and practices through a series of helpful examples, exercises, and projects. This hands-on video course takes you into more complex examples of object-oriented programming, as well as types, file management, and event-driven programming-including the creation of a graphical user interface (GUI). To provide you with a smooth transition from his earlier video, Eric reviews topics from the Beginning course, including values, variables, arrays, statements, loops, and writing specifications. Through the course of the Intermediate C# Programming video, you will: - Learn about generic collection types, such as lists and dictionaries, and enumerated types that represent things like days of the week - Dive into file management and learn how to use text files and embedded resources - Understand the types of problems OOP was designed to solve - Work with OOP classes, constructors, fields, methods, virtual methods, object properties, type checking, and inheritance - Explore the five SOLID principles of good OOP design, and check to see if your work adheres to them - Use event-driven programming with Windows Presentation Foundation to create a GUI About the presenter: Eric Lippert develops C# analyzers at Coverity. During his 16 years at Microsoft he was a developer working on the Visual Basic, VBScript, JScript and C# compilers and a member of the C# language design committee; he is now a C# MVP. He writes a blog about programming language design and other fabulous adventures in coding at http://ericlippert.com and can be found on Twitter at @ericlippert.