Object-Oriented Programming with .NET
Duration: 3 days
Overview:
Embark upon object-oriented programming in the .NET era with Aspect Training’s Object-Oriented Programming with .NET. We will take you from the basics through advanced OOP concepts with the help of clear instructions, candid reference notes and design tips, and engaging programming examples.
Learn how to take full advantage of the objects provided by .NET or how to create and implement your own objects. In less time than you thought possible, you’ll absorb object-oriented design concepts and terminology and understand how to construct elegant object-oriented programs with .NET.
Prerequisites:
Previous Knowledge and experience of developing applications with .NET.
Topics:
1 - Writing Your First Object-Oriented
Your First Object-Oriented program
Using the Class View
2 - Creating Class Instances with Constructors
Constructors
Reference and Value Types
Understanding Array Declarations
3 - Creating Fields and Properties
Design Considerations for Properties
Using Indexers and Default Properties
4 - Working with Methods
Public Methods
Protected Methods
Private Methods
Abstract Methods
Overiding Methods
5 - Using Inheritance to Create Specialized Classes
Inheritance: An Overview
A Simple Example
Inherit from a base class
6 - Designing Base Classes as Abstract Classes
Abstract Classes
A Typed Collection
7 - Responding to Changes with Events and Exceptions
An Event-Driven Application
Setting Up Event Methods without Using the Designer
Exceptions
8 - Putting It All Together with Components
Class Library
Namespaces
9 - Providing Services Using Interfaces
What is an Interface
.NET Framework Interfaces
Uses of Interfaces
10 - Using Classes Interchangeably Through Polymorphism
The Base Classes
The Derived Classes
The User Interface
11 - Using Shared and Static Members
Shared and Static Members
Design Considerations
12 - Overloading Operators with .NET
A Short Lesson on Vectors
13 - Saving Instance Data
Serialization
DataSets
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