X++ Programming Fundamentals – D365 F&O Technical

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create a New Project – Dynamics 365 F&O – Visual Studio

Lecture 3: AOT Overview

Lecture 4: Organize projects by element type

Chapter 2: Data Types

Lecture 1: Identifier

Lecture 2: Keywords

Lecture 3: Datatypes and Variable – X++ Programming Language – D365 F&O

Lecture 4: Variable Declaration Initialization – Primitive Data Types in X++ Programming La

Lecture 5: Base Enumerations or Base Enums in D365 Finance and Operations (F&O) – X++ Code

Lecture 6: Extended Data Types (EDTs)

Lecture 7: How to Take User input X++ Programing Language – D365 F&O

Lecture 8: How to Create EDTs

Chapter 3: Tips

Lecture 1: Add Line Number in X++ Code inside visual studio

Lecture 2: Dark Mode, Change fonts, colors, and themes in Visual Studio

Chapter 4: Operators

Lecture 1: String Concatenation Operator

Lecture 2: From String Remove Alphabetic Characters

Chapter 5: Conditional Statement

Lecture 1: If Else Conditional Statement

Lecture 2: Switch Statements

Chapter 6: Table in D365 FO

Lecture 1: How To Create a Table in D365 FO

Lecture 2: Question for Table Fields

Lecture 3: Table Properties in D365 F&O

Lecture 4: Primary key and Primary Index – D365 F&O Technical Tutorial

Lecture 5: Why synchronization?

Chapter 7: Table Relation

Lecture 1: Field Fixed Relationship – Table – D365 F&O

Lecture 2: Related Field Fixed Relationship – Table – D365 F&O

Chapter 8: Data selection and manipulation

Lecture 1: Select – Data selection and manipulation Part 1

Lecture 2: Firstonly, FirstOnly10, FirstOnly100 – Data selection and manipulation Part 2

Lecture 3: next statement – Data selection and manipulation Part 3

Lecture 4: Select specific columns – Data selection and manipulation Part 4

Lecture 5: Insert Method

Chapter 9: Array

Lecture 1: Array Concepts

Lecture 2: Array- in X++ programming language – Part 1

Lecture 3: Array- in X++ programming language – Part 2

Lecture 4: Array Class – in X++ programming language – Part 1

Lecture 5: Array – Collection classes – Part 2

Lecture 6: Why you might choose X++ collection classes over composite types (native arrays)

Chapter 10: Container in X++

Lecture 1: Container Introduction

Lecture 2: Container Example – With conPeek() funciton

Lecture 3: Container Retrieval Example

Lecture 4: conIns() function

Lecture 5: Container Insert Operator +=

Lecture 6: conDel function

Lecture 7: conPoke function

Lecture 8: conFind function

Lecture 9: str2con() Function

Chapter 11: List in X++

Lecture 1: List Class in X++ Programming Language D365 FO – Part 1

Lecture 2: List Class in X++ Programming Language D365 FO – Part 2

Lecture 3: List Class Assignment Problem Statement

Lecture 4: List Class Assignment Solution

Lecture 5: RecordInsertList in D365 FO X++ Language

Chapter 12: Set in X++

Lecture 1: Set class in X++ Programming Language – Part 1

Lecture 2: Set class in X++ Programming Language – Part 2

Lecture 3: Set class in X++ Programming Language – Part 3

Lecture 4: Set class Assignment in X++ Programming Language – Part 4

Lecture 5: Set class Assignments Solution in X++ Programming Language – Part 5

Chapter 13: Map in X++

Lecture 1: Map in X++ – Part 1

Lecture 2: Map in X++ – Part 2

Chapter 14: Class and Objects – Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concept

Lecture 1: Create a class

Lecture 2: Real World Examples of Class Object Data Method

Lecture 3: Encapsulations

Lecture 4: Code implementation for Object, Data and Method Object

Lecture 5: Code

Lecture 6: Constructor in D365 F&O – X++ Code

Chapter 15: Methods in X++

Lecture 1: Protected method in X++ Programming Language

Lecture 2: Protected method in Inheritance

Lecture 3: Private method in X++ Programming Language

Lecture 4: Static method Introduction Part 1

Lecture 5: Static method Characteristics Part 2

Lecture 6: Static method – Access Static Methods, Static fields, and Constants – Part 3

Chapter 16: Inheritance – OOP Concept- X++ Code

Lecture 1: Inheritance in D365 F&O – X++ Code