C# Notes for Professionals book

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Chapters

1. Getting started with C# Language
2. Literals
3. Operators
4. Conditional Statements
5. Equality Operator
6. Equals and GetHashCode
7. Null-Coalescing Operator
8. Null-conditional Operators
9. nameof Operator
10. Verbatim Strings
11. Common String Operations
12. String.Format
13. String Concatenate
14. String Manipulation
15. String Interpolation
16. String Escape Sequences
17. StringBuilder
18. Regex Parsing
19. DateTime Methods
20. Arrays
21. O(n) Algorithm for circular rotation of an array
22. Enum
23. Tuples
24. Guid
25. BigInteger
26. Collection Initializers
27. An overview of C# collections
28. Looping
29. Iterators
30. IEnumerable
31. Value type vs Reference type
32. Built-in Types
33. Aliases of built-in types
34. Anonymous types
35. Dynamic type
36. Type Conversion
37. Casting
38. Nullable types
39. Constructors and Finalizers
40. Access Modifiers
41. Interfaces
42. Static Classes
43. Singleton Implementation
44. Dependency Injection
45. Partial class and methods
46. Object initializers
47. Methods
48. Extension Methods
49. Named Arguments
50. Named and Optional Arguments
51. Data Annotation
52. Keywords
53. Object Oriented Programming In C#
54. Recursion
55. Naming Conventions
56. XML Documentation Comments
57. Comments and regions
58. Inheritance
59. Generics
60. Using Statement
61. Using Directive
62. IDisposable interface
63. Reflection
64. IQueryable interface
65. Linq to Objects
66. LINQ Queries
67. LINQ to XML
68. Parallel LINQ (PLINQ)
69. XmlDocument and the System.Xml namespace
70. XDocument and the System.Xml.Linq namespace
71. C# 7.0 Features
72. C# 6.0 Features
73. C# 5.0 Features
74. C# 4.0 Features
75. C# 3.0 Features
76. Exception Handling
77. NullReferenceException
78. Handling FormatException when converting string to other types
79. Read & Understand Stacktraces
80. Diagnostics
81. Overflow
82. Getting Started: Json with C#
83. Using json.net
84. Lambda expressions
85. Generic Lambda Query Builder
86. Properties
87. Initializing Properties
88. INotifyPropertyChanged interface
89. Events
90. Expression Trees
91. Overload Resolution
92. BindingList<T>
93. Preprocessor directives
94. Structs
95. Attributes
96. Delegates
97. File and Stream I/O
98. Networking
99. Performing HTTP requests
100. Reading and writing .zip files
101. FileSystemWatcher
102. Access network shared folder with username and password
103. Asynchronous Socket
104. Action Filters
105. Polymorphism
106. Immutability
107. Indexer
108. Checked and Unchecked
109. Stream
110. Timers
111. Stopwatches
112. Threading
113. Async/await, Backgroundworker, Task and Thread Examples
114. Async-Await
115. Synchronization Context in Async-Await
116. BackgroundWorker
117. Task Parallel Library
118. Making a variable thread safe
119. Lock Statement
120. Yield Keyword
121. Task Parallel Library (TPL) Dataflow Constructs
122. Functional Programming
123. Func delegates
124. Function with multiple return values
125. Binary Serialization
126. ICloneable
127. IComparable
128. Accessing Databases
129. Using SQLite in C#
130. Caching
131. Code Contracts
132. Code Contracts and Assertions
133. Structural Design Patterns
134. Creational Design Patterns
135. Implementing Decorator Design Pattern
136. Implementing Flyweight Design Pattern
137. System.Management.Automation
138. System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.LdapConnection
139. C# Authentication handler
140. Pointers
141. Pointers & Unsafe Code
142. How to use C# Structs to create a Union type (Similar to C Unions)
143. Reactive Extensions (Rx)
144. AssemblyInfo.cs Examples
145. Creating a Console Application using a Plain-Text Editor and the C# Compiler (csc.exe)
146. CLSCompliantAttribute
147. ObservableCollection<T>
148. Hash Functions
149. Generating Random Numbers in C#
150. Cryptography (System.Security.Cryptography)
151. ASP.NET Identity
152. Unsafe Code in .NET
153. C# Script
154. Runtime Compile
155. Interoperability
156. .NET Compiler Platform (Roslyn)
157. ILGenerator
158. T4 Code Generation
159. Creating Own MessageBox in Windows Form Application
160. Including Font Resources
161. Import Google Contacts
162. Garbage Collector in .Net
163. Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices
164. Windows Communication Foundation

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