C# & .Net used effectively in day to day work- includes LINQ

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The .Net Framework

Lecture 1: Introduction to this Course

Chapter 2: Not so basic fundamentals

Lecture 1: Equality: Ideas and basics

Lecture 2: Equality: Examples in Code

Lecture 3: Order: Protocols for sorting

Lecture 4: Order: Examples in Code

Lecture 5: Equality Exam: Solutions

Chapter 3: Work effectively with strings in .Net

Lecture 1: Properties of the string Type (semantics)

Lecture 2: String Creation: Literals and Constructor

Lecture 3: String Creation with Literals and Escape Sequences

Lecture 4: Enumerate Strings, CharArray, For and ForEach

Lecture 5: Modify Strings with Replace

Lecture 6: String Split and Join

Lecture 7: String Split an URL

Lecture 8: Solution to String Split exercise

Lecture 9: String Comparison and Equality

Lecture 10: String Equals Examples

Lecture 11: Find in Strings: Contains, StartsWith and EndsWith

Lecture 12: String Encoding: Ideas

Lecture 13: String Encoding: Examples

Lecture 14: Introduction to Timespans and Datetimes

Lecture 15: TimeSpan: How to use them

Lecture 16: DateTime(Offset): Create and Convert

Lecture 17: DateTime(Offset): Format/Parse and Compute

Lecture 18: Summary

Chapter 4: Effective use of LINQ

Lecture 1: LINQ Intro

Lecture 2: LINQ Syntax: Fluent and Query

Lecture 3: LINQ Syntax: When to choose which syntax

Lecture 4: LINQ: How deferred execution works

Lecture 5: LINQ: Operators

Lecture 6: Void in, sequence out

Lecture 7: Sequence to Scalar: First, Single, Last and ElementAt

Lecture 8: Sequence to Scalar: Aggregators, Any and All

Lecture 9: Sequence to Sequence: Filter and Conversions

Lecture 10: Sequence to Sequence: Projecting

Lecture 11: Sequence to Sequence: Join

Lecture 12: Sequence to Sequence: GroupJoin

Lecture 13: Sequence to Sequence: Zip

Lecture 14: Sequence to Sequence: Ordering

Lecture 15: Summary

Chapter 5: I/O with .Net

Lecture 1: Simple WebRequest to download a WebPage

Lecture 2: Read an existing Text file

Lecture 3: Create and update a Text File with: WriteAllText and AppendAllText

Lecture 4: Delete Files: File.Delete

Lecture 5: Duplicate a File with the Copy method

Lecture 6: Rename and/Or Relocate a File with the Move method

Lecture 7: Working with the static Path class

Lecture 8: Working with Directory and DirectoryInfo

Lecture 9: Streaming Architecture

Lecture 10: Write with Streams: Example with a decorated FileStream

Lecture 11: Read and Seek with Streams: Example with a FileStream

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 6: Serialization with JSON.NET

Lecture 1: Intro to Serialization

Lecture 2: What is JSON?

Lecture 3: Serialize with JSON.NET

Lecture 4: Deserialize with JSON.NET

Lecture 5: Deserialize Anonymous Types with JSON.NET

Lecture 6: LINQ To JSON: Parse from string

Lecture 7: LINQ to JSON: Create a JObject

Lecture 8: Create a JToken from different sources

Lecture 9: Summary

Chapter 7: Bonus

Lecture 1: Linq Basics: Extension methods

Lecture 2: Linq Basics: Delegates and Lambdas

Lecture 3: LINQ Basics: Anonymous Types

Lecture 4: Basics of the Enum Type

Lecture 5: Congrats!