Object Oriented Programming with C# - Beginner to Advanced

Name: Object Oriented Programming with C# - Beginner to Advanced
Rating: 4.4 (1684 reviews)

Detailed step-by-step guide to Classes, Interfaces and many other OOP Concepts - Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

(1,684 ratings)

9,519 students

Created by Tod Vachev

Last updated 9/2020

English

English [Auto], Japanese [Auto]

What you'll learn

Understand and Implement The Best Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Practices
Write Better and Cleaner Code
Understand Fields & Properties, The relationship between them and the tidbits of Properties
Create Constructors, Constructors Chaining, Automated Constructors and more
The .this and .base keywords, what is their purpose, when, why and how to use them
Namespaces and how they help us organize our code better
Implementing the 5 Access Modifiers
Understand the Concept behind the 4 Pillars of Object Oriented Programming
Inheritance, Base and Derived Classes
Abstraction, Abstract Classes and Interfaces, when to use which and what is the difference between them
Encapsulation or how to hide your code
Polymorphism, write less and more optimized code
Cohesion & Coupling
Many, many Quality Code Tips and Guidelines throughout the course

Requirements

Students MUST have Coding Experience, Preferably with C# (other languages like Java are ok)
Experience with Visual Studio - Creating new solutions, projects, files. The course provides tutorials.
Visual Studio Installed on your PC (the course has tutorial)

Description

This course will lay the foundations of Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in your mind, allowing you to progress to more systematic and cleaner Programming methods.

The course is aimed at students who have at least some coding experience, preferably with C# (but Java or any other similar language is also acceptable).

There are so many things that you will learn in this course, some of the most noted ones are:

What is an object and a class
What is object oriented programming
Class Constructors
Namespaces
Should you or should you not use the "this" keyword
Fields and Properties
Different ways in which Properties can be used
Const and Readonly constants, the difference between them and how to use them
Static Fields and Static (Singleton) Classes
Enumerations
Access Modifiers
The 4 Pillars of Object Oriented Programming - Inheritance, Abstraction, Encapsulation, Polymorphism
Many, many quality code guidelines

Each of these topics will be looked upon in great detail, and each of them are accompanied by a variety of Exercises. Practice makes perfect.

There are tons and tons of tutorials on Youtube, so why would you have to pay for this course?

The answer is very simple, in this course you will get every single lecture systemized in such way, that it ensures smooth transition between the previous and the following topic. Guaranteeing great learning experience.

There are no stones left unturned, everything is explained in great detail (but not too much, that would be boring :) )

The video lectures in the course are produced with the highest possible audio and video quality. No static noises to disturb you while you watch the videos, no blurry images, everything is crystal clear with crisp audio!

Who this course is for:

Anyone who want to learn Object Oriented Programming and take their coding skills to the next level
Anyone who wants to refresh their knowledge about Object Oriented Programming
Anyone who has interest in the field

Featured review

Carl O.

63 courses

5 reviews

3 years ago

Great course for beginners to object-oriented programming. The only issues I had were when the teacher shifted around code off-screen or changed things here and there. But they were usually very small changes, and I could fix any issues within a couple minutes on my own. Still a 5-Star course. :)

Tod Vachev

Best Selling Instructor 100,000+ Students, Robotics Engineer

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I have graduated at Technical University of Varna as a Robotics Engineer. With several years of experience as a Passionate Developer and Engineer, I am now an Online Entrepreneur. Teaching is one of my passions, and what better and more impactful way to teach, than to do it online with thousands of students?

Currently focusing on providing quality education to tens of thousands of students across the globe, on subjects including:

- Programming, focusing on the C# Programming Language

- MATLAB, because this is a scientific tool that no scientist can do without

- Running Online Businesses that Earn Passive Income

For the past four years I have focused on the above and I have never stepped into the 9 to 5 world, I have worked in a company only once in my entire life and it lasted only 2 months. That's when I realized that, I can't learn the things that I want and I can't buy the things that I want buy working for someone else. You should start working for yourself aswell!

It does not matter if you want to become a developer or to run niche sites around the web, you can do both of these things in your own time as a freelancer or a business owner. And I can teach you how to do both of these things.

A little more about me:

I love tinkering with mechanics and with computers, currently obsessed with my Golf VR6. You can hit me up for some mechanic nerd talking. I love playing Dota 2 from time to time when I am resting, I love hikes and my cat, and I am a huge fan of most TV Serials.