This document provides an overview and summary of various C# programming concepts including modules, for loops, enums, classes, inheritance, static, arrays, dictionaries, error handling, interfaces, abstract classes, delegates, and examples of using these concepts. It discusses good practices for creating classes and variables as well as examples demonstrating sorting arrays, using dictionaries and interfaces, handling exceptions, overriding abstract classes, and using delegates through examples like a media tester program.

1. Csharp
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special thanks to Marek

2. C# part 1 - summary

3. Module (resto da divisão) %

4. For loops

5. Enumerators

6. Classes

7. Not good practice – create private variables for properites

8. Good practice – make variables of a Class public

9. C# part 2 - summary

11. Class overview design

12. Warehouse Class - Example

13. Class - Inheritance

14. static

15. Summary OOP

16. Arrays

17. Arrays

18. Arrays – Sort() method

19. Dictionary

20. Var makes any variable “Type Safe”

21. Dictionary – Class with methods

22. Recursive method calls without Error handlers

23. Error handlers (Expection Class Inheritance)

24. Interfaces

25. ABSTRACT CLASS OVERRIDE

26. Note Class treat as Storable (with access to it’s all methods)

27. FOR EACH ON LIST OF STORABLE INTERFACE
Most often Interfaces Class used to be more named conventioned with capital I adead of Interface’s name, but that’s
gone. I.E.
Interface on the slide is Storable and not Istobrable as many would imagine still.

28. Foreach example using Employee List

29. Delegates

30. Delegates Sintax

31. Delegates example

32. Delegates Instances

33. Delegates example of use (MediaTester)

34. Delegates MediaTester Program