The document outlines a comprehensive course content for C#.NET, covering topics such as object-oriented programming, data types, classes, methods, exceptions, generics, collections, and threads. It includes practical examples like compiling a 'Hello, World!' program, using different data structures, and exception handling techniques. The course aims to equip learners with the necessary skills to develop applications using the C#.NET framework.

1. C#.NET COURSE CONTENT
Introduction to C#.NET
 Object Oriented Programming
 C#: The OOP Language
 The NET Framework
 CLR, MSIL, JIT and Managed Code
 Metadata, Assemblies, The Manifest and Garbage Collection
 Putting Things Together
 ILASM and ILDASM
 A First Look at the C# Code
 The C# Code
 The IL Code
 Using the Library File
 How to Get a Free C# Compiler
 Compiling Programs in the Command Line Environment
 Comparison of C# and C++
 Features of C#
Building the Program Logic
 UsingConditions
 RelationalOperators
 LogicalOperators
 TheBitwiseOperators
 The ifelseConstruct
 ManipulatingCharacters
 The switchConstruct
 TheConditionalExpression
 UsingLibraries
 Repetition Loops
 Nesting Loops
 Branching Statements
 Arrays
 Multi Dimensional Arrays
 Jagged Arrays
 Using Program Arguments
 Using .NET Properties and Methods with Arrays
 The for each Loop
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2. C# Programming
 The “Hello,World!”C#Program
 Compiling and Running the Program
 Comments
 Class Declaration
 The Main Method
 Using the NET Methods for Displaying Results
 Using Directives
 Using Local Variables
 TheProgramArchitecture
 Qualifying Names
 Common Conventions for Writing Code
 Code Documentation
C# Data Types
 Data Types
 Builtin Data Types
 ValueTypes
 Variable Initialization
 DefaultValues
 ReferenceTypes
 TheC#ReferenceTypes
 Boxing and Unboxing
 SimpleDataTypes
 Creating and Manipulating Arithmetic Expressions
 The Basic Arithmetic Operators (+,–,*, /)
 The Modulus Operator (%)
 The Assignment Operators
 Increment and Decrement Operators (++,––)
 Operator Associativity
 HowtoGet theTypeName
 Evaluating Expressions with Mixed Types
 Adding a Suffixto Numeric Data
 Real Types
 Integral Types
 Conversion between Types
 The charType
 Formatting Results (Currency, Decimal, Fixedpoint, Numeric, Scientific,
Hexadecimal, NullableTypes
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3.  Using the ??Operator
 The string Type
 StringExpressions
 String Operators
 The@Symbol
 Reading the Keyboard Input
 Class using the parse Method
UsingClasses
 ClassDeclaration
 Class Instantiation
 Namespaces
 Nesting Namespaces
 The Namespace Alias Qualifier
 Access Levels
 Properties and UsingProperties
 ReadonlyProperties
 Accessor Accessibility
 StaticMembers and StaticClasses
 Constants, Constructors, DeclaringConstructors, PrivateConstructors,
StaticConstructors
 Destructors, PartialClasses
FunctionMembers
 FunctionMembers
 Polymorphism
 Virtual and Override Methods
 Calling Members of the Base Class
 Method Overloading and Overriding Virtual Methods on the Base Class
 Abstract Classes and Methods
 Indexers
 Structs, Enums and Attributes
 Structs vs Classes
 Passing Structs and Classes to Methods
 Attributes
 Calling Native Functions
 Emulating Unions
Generics
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4.  What Are Generics?
 Using Generic Collections
 CreatingYourOwnGenericClasses
 Generic Methods
 Generic Methods inside Generic Classes
 Overloading Generic Methods
 GenericDelegates
 Generic Interfaces
 Limitations of Using Generics
 ICollection, ICollectionMembers, IDictionary, IDictionary Members
 Creating Your Own Generic Classes
 Generic Methods, Generic Methods inside Generic Classes, Overloading Generic
Methods
 GenericDelegates, Generic Interfaces, BenefitsofUsingGenerics,
LimitationsofUsingGenerics
Interfaces
 What Is an Interface
 Declaring an Interface
 Interface Implementation
 Explicit Interface Implementation
 Hiding Members of the Base Class, Versioning, Hiding Interface Members
Exceptions
 Errors and Exceptions
 Throwing an Exception, Catching an Exception, Organizing the Handlers,
Sequence of Events in Handling Exceptions, Expected Exceptions in File
Processing
 Reading Text Files, Writing and Appending Text Files
 The finally Block, The try finally Statement, The try catch finally Statement, User
defined Exceptions, Using the Stack Trace Property
Delegatesand Events
 What Is aDelegate?, DeclaringDelegates, CreatingaDelegate, Invoking the
Delegate, Associating a Delegate with More Than One Method
 Adding and Removing Delegates, Using NET Methods to Add and Remove
Delegates, Anonymous Methods, OuterVariables, Restrictions on Using
Anonymous Methods
 Covariance, Contravariance, Events, Using Events in Applications
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5. Collections and Iterators
 Collections Classes, The Stack Collection, Stack Members, The Queue
Collection,Queue Members
 The ArrayList Collection, ArrayList Members, The Sorted List Collection, Sorted
List Members
 The Hash table Collection, Hash table Members, Specialized Collections
 The List Dictionary Collection, List Dictionary Members
 The Linked List Collection
 Using Enumerators, Iterators, The Iterator Blocks, The yield Statement
Assemblies and Versioning
 PE Files, Metadata, Security Boundary, Versioning, Manifests
 MultiModule Assemblies, Private Assemblies, Shared Assemblies, Public Key
Encryption
Attributes and Reflection
 Attributes, Intrinsic Attributes, Custom Attributes, Reflection, Reflection Emit
 Marshaling and Remoting, Application Domains, Context
Threads and Synchronization
 Threads
 Synchronization
 Race Conditions and Deadlocks
Streams
 Files and Directories
 Reading and Writing Data
 Asynchronous I/O
 Network I/O
 Web Streams
 Serialization
 Isolated Storage
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