C# & .Net used effectively in day to day work- includes LINQ

Name: C# & .Net used effectively in day to day work- includes LINQ
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JSON.NET, I/O, Strings, LINQ and other often used classes and concepts will be teached in this course

Created byTimo | C# Development | .NET | DevOps

Last updated 3/2021

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What you'll learn

Most common .Net APIs
Work effectively with strings in all regards
Use and understand Datetimes and Timespans
JSON and Serialization
LINQ, all operators, concepts and the syntax
Equality and Order with .Net
Working with Files and Directories
Learn about Streaming architecture and how to decorate streams

Coding Exercises

This course includes our updated coding exercises so you can practice your skills as you learn.

Course content

7 sections • 65 lectures • 3h 25m total length

Introduction to this Course2:44

Equality: Ideas and basics4:47
Explore how the dotnet framework handles equality and comparison, distinguishing value and referential equality, and implement the three standard equality protocols with Equals, GetHashCode, and IEquatable.
Equality: Examples in Code8:19
Order: Protocols for sorting1:45
Explore how order comparison drives sorting in the .NET framework with the IComparable interface and the greater-than and less-than operators, where CompareTo returns positive, zero, or negative.
Order: Examples in Code5:16
Test your Skills on Equality
Equality Exam: Solutions5:15
This video includes some way to solve the exam, yet I highly encourage you to first try it yourself for optimum learning success.

Properties of the string Type (semantics)1:53
String Properties again
String Creation: Literals and Constructor6:43
String Creation with Literals and Escape Sequences5:01
Enumerate Strings, CharArray, For and ForEach6:17
Enumerate strings with for, foreach, and LINQ in C# and .NET, exploring length, indexers, immutability, and string modification via join, take, skip, and insert.
Modify Strings with Replace5:32
Learn how to modify strings in C# by using the replace method to produce Hello World, handle casing, and demonstrate string immutability and method chaining.
String Split and Join5:31
Learn to split strings using the split method for csv data, remove empty entries with split options, and join results using the join method.
String Split an URL2:40
Learn to extract protocol, domain, and resource from a URL using the string split method in C#, printing the protocol and other parts to the console with an anonymous type.
String Split and Join
Solution to String Split exercise5:12
Make sure to try it out yourself before diving into the Solution!
String Comparison and Equality2:08
String Equals Examples7:18
Find in Strings: Contains, StartsWith and EndsWith5:19
String Encoding: Ideas1:28
String Encoding: Examples4:31
Introduction to Timespans and Datetimes1:14
TimeSpan: How to use them8:56
DateTime(Offset): Create and Convert3:16
DateTime(Offset): Format/Parse and Compute4:35
Summary1:23
Explore strings in dot net and c# by examining properties, constructors, and escape characters. Use split and join in the string class while understanding immutability, culture-sensitive equality, and encoding.

LINQ Intro6:34
Explore the LINQ introduction, its architecture around sequences and extension methods, and how queries on in memory collections execute with deferred processing using where, select, and to lower.
LINQ Syntax: Fluent and Query3:22
LINQ Syntax: When to choose which syntax1:47
LINQ: How deferred execution works2:18
LINQ: Operators1:14
Void in, sequence out3:42
Explore empty, repeat, and range sequence operators in C# and .NET, showing how Enumerable.Empty, Enumerable.Repeat, and Enumerable.Range produce and display sequences in the console via join.
Sequence to Scalar: First, Single, Last and ElementAt2:36
Explore sequence-to-scalar operators first, single, last, and element at on enumerables, including defaults when no match and predicate usage with examples.
Sequence to Scalar: Aggregators, Any and All3:21
Sequence to Sequence: Filter and Conversions3:32
Sequence to Sequence: Projecting3:49
Sequence to Sequence: Join1:31
Sequence to Sequence: GroupJoin2:21
Sequence to Sequence: Zip1:19
Sequence to Sequence: Ordering1:16
Summary1:15
Combine Linq and String Manipulation

Simple WebRequest to download a WebPage2:09
Read an existing Text file1:24
Read an existing text file by building a path from the current directory with Path.Combine, use the static file class to read all lines, and print the joined text.
Create and update a Text File with: WriteAllText and AppendAllText2:31
Delete Files: File.Delete1:01
Duplicate a File with the Copy method1:33
Rename and/Or Relocate a File with the Move method1:48
Working with the static Path class2:33
Working with Directory and DirectoryInfo3:30
Streaming Architecture2:09
Write with Streams: Example with a decorated FileStream2:51
Read and Seek with Streams: Example with a FileStream3:12
Summary1:07

Intro to Serialization2:12
What is JSON?0:28
Serialize with JSON.NET3:56
Deserialize with JSON.NET3:13
Explore deserializing with json.net by building a json string for a query object, using JsonConvert to serialize and deserialize, and handling type-safe casts and nulls.
Deserialize Anonymous Types with JSON.NET2:36
LINQ To JSON: Parse from string2:05
Explore linq to json by parsing a json string into a JObject, accessing properties via indexing, and printing values to the console.
LINQ to JSON: Create a JObject2:24
Create a JToken from different sources2:56
Summary1:04

Requirements

C# Beginner Level at least
Interest in background of the .Net Framework
The desire to advance your career

Description

Do you need to think twice which Linq Operater you need to use or do you have the need to check on stackoverflow every little detail for LINQ queries?
Was it Substring or Replace on a string which would be more appropriate here?
How can you add buffering to your stream again?
Need to dynamically work with JSON objects?

Those and many more every day questions will be answered by this course on day to day programming in .Net.
Not only will this make you more productive but also way more confident with your abilities!

This course contains:

LINQ qerying from fluent to query syntax
All LINQ operators
common string operations and best practices
Equality and Comparison like it is intended
working with datetimes and timespans
Serialization with JSON.NET
Streams and I/O with .Net

With this course you are going to be absolutely well equipped to utilize the full power of the .Net Framework to your advantage. This will lead to better code and helps you to concentrate on the business logic.

Who this course is for:

.Net Developer
C# Developer
Developers who want to learn the .Net Framework

C# & .Net used effectively in day to day work- includes LINQ

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Coding Exercises

Course content

The .Net Framework1 lecture • 3min

Not so basic fundamentals5 lectures • 25min

Work effectively with strings in .Net18 lectures • 1hr 19min

Effective use of LINQ15 lectures • 40min

I/O with .Net12 lectures • 26min

Serialization with JSON.NET9 lectures • 21min

Bonus5 lectures • 12min

Requirements

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