Visual C#.NET Introduction for Developers

Creating Simple C# Programs

• Create a Simple C# Console Application
• Use a Namespace
• Comment Code
• Create a Simple Class Library
• Test a Simple Class Library
• Create a Simple C# Windows GUI Application

Working with Classes

• Define and Use a Class
• Use Access Modifiers
• Define Namespaces
• Declare an Abstract Class
• Derive a Concrete Class from an Abstract Class
• Use an Abstract Class and its Concrete Derived Class

Working with Methods

• Implement Constructors
• Implement a Destructor
• Override a Method
• Overload a Method
• Overload an Operator
• Pass Parameters

Programming with Forms and Controls

• Create a Graphical Program Using Standard Built-in Controls
• Create a Custom Control
• Use Custom Controls on a Form

Writing Statements that Control Program Flow

• Write Conditional Statements
• Write Loop Statements
• Write Jump Statements

Using Types in C#

• Use Pre-defined Data Types
• Differentiate Between Reference and Value Types
• Use Casting
• Define and Use a Struct Type
• Define and Use an Enum Type

Programming with Exceptions

• Catch Exceptions
• Define Custom Exceptions
• Throw Exceptions
• Utilize the finally Keyword

Working with Interfaces

• Define an Interface
• Implement Interfaces in Derived Classes
• Invoke Interface Methods

Working with Arrays and Collections

• Define a Rectangular or Higher-Dimensional Array
• Use a Rectangular Array
• Define a Jagged Array
• Use a Jagged Array
• Choose and/or Create a Collection Type
• Use A Collection Type

Working with Properties and Indexers

• Expose Properties
• Expose Indexers

Building and Deploying Assemblies

• Create an Assembly with the C# Command Line Compiler
• Use Ildasm
• Deploy an Assembly Locally
• Create and Deploy a Shared Assembly

Interoperating with Legacy Code

• Write Code that Interoperates with Win32
• Expose Legacy COM Components to C# Clients
• Expose C# Components to Legacy COM Clients