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C#. NET Training in Hyderabad,  a robust and vеrsatilе framework dеvеlopеd by Microsoft,  combinеs thе powеr of thе C# programming languagе with thе flеxibility of thе. NET platform.  Widеly usеd for building Windows applications,  wеb sеrvicеs,  and еntеrprisе-lеvеl solutions,  C#. NET is rеnownеd for its simplicity,  scalability,  and sеamlеss intеgration with othеr Microsoft tеchnologiеs. 

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Overview

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Topics You will Learn

C# 10.0
  • .NET Introduction
    • Differences between Programming Languages
    • Platform Dependency Vs Platform Independency
    • .NET Languages & Compilers
    • CIL/MSIL code
    • Language Interoperability
  • .NET Runtime
    • .NET Framework
    • .NET Core, .NET 5, and .NET 6
    • Architecture of .NET Runtime
    • Managed and Un-Managed Code
    • CLI Specifications
    • Versions of .NET Runtime
    • .NET Class Libraries (FCL & CORE FX)
  • CLR
    • Security Manager
    • JIT Compiler
    • Garbage Collector
  • Introduction to C#
    • History of C#
    • Versions and Features
    • Procedural Programming Approach
    • Object Oriented Programming Approach
    • Structure of a program in C
    • Structure of a program in C++
    • Structure of a program in Java
    • Structure of a program in C#
  • Writing the 1st Program using C#
    • Rules to be followed
    • Saving the C# code in Notepad
    • Compiling C# Programs thru Developer Command Prompt
    • Executing compiled code thru Developer Command Prompt
  • C# Data Types
    • Integer Types
    • Float, Double, Decimal Types
    • Boolean Type
    • DateTime Type
    • GUID Type
    • Char & String Types
    • Object Type
  • Variables & Fields
    • Syntax of Variable & Field Declarations
    • Value Types Vs Reference Types
    • Nullable Value Types
    • Implicitly Typed Variables
    • Dynamic Type
    • Boxing Vs Un-Boxing
  • Conditional Statements
    • Conditional Branching
    • Conditional Looping
    • Jump Statements
  • Arrays
    • Single Dimensional Arrays
    • Array Class
    • Two Dimensional Arrays
    • Jagged Arrays
    • Implicitly Typed Arrays
    • Command Line Arguments
  • Working with Visual Studio
    • Versions of Visual Studio IDE
    • Project Templates
    • Item Templates
    • Solution Explorer
    • Compilation
    • Execution
  • Encapsulation
    • Sub Programs
    • Method Syntax
    • Parameter less Methods
    • Parameterized Methods
    • Non-Value Returning Methods
    • Value Returning Methods
    • In, Out and InOut Parameters
    • Params Keyword
    • Default Valued Parameters
    • Instance Creation
    • Difference between Instance, Variable & Reference of a class
    • De-referencing the instance of class
    • Multiple instances of a class
    • Constructors
    • Static Keyword
    • Case Study
  • Inheritance
    • Implementation
    • Accessing parent members from child class
    • Creating parent class Reference by using child class Instance
    • Creating child class Reference by using parent class Reference
    • Default parent class
    • Types of Inheritance
    • Passing values to parent class constructor using child class instance
    • Case Study
  • Polymorphism
    • Method Overloading
    • Inheritance based Overloading
    • Method Overriding
    • Hiding/Shadowing
    • Constructor Overloading
    • Operator Overloading
    • Types of Polymorphism
    • Sealed Classes & Methods
  • Abstract Classes & Methods
    • Abstract methods & classes declaration
    • Need and advantages of Abstract Classes
    • Case Study
  • Interface
    • Need of an Interface
    • Multiple Inheritance with Interfaces and Case Study
  • Structure
    • Declaration and Implementation of a Structure
    • Differences between Structure and Class
  • Extension Methods
    • Need and advantages of Extension Methods
    • Adding extension methods to user-defined and pre-defined types
  • Solution & Projects
    • Application Architecture in Real-time Applications
    • Hierarchy of solutions and projects
    • Organizing solutions by adding new and existing projects
    • Project compilation and Assemblies
  • Assemblies
    • .dll Assemblies
    • .exe Assemblies
    • Difference between assemblies
    • .NET Framework, .NET Core and .NET 5 Assembly organization
  • Access Specifiers
    • Need and use of Access Specifiers
    • Types of access specifiers and their scope.
  • Language Interoperability
    • What is Language Interoperability
    • Consuming C# Assemblies in VB Projects
    • Consuming VB Assemblies in C# Projects
  • Miscellaneous members of a class
    • Finalizers
    • Properties
    • Indexers
    • Deconstructors
  • Enum Type
    • What is an Enum
    • Definition and Consumption of Enums
  • Exceptions & Exception Handling
    • What is an Exception
    • Exception class hierarchy
    • Need of Exception Handling
    • Try, Catch & Finally
    • Throwing Exceptions
    • System Exceptions
    • Application Exceptions
    • User-defined Exception Class
  • Delegate Type
    • What is a delegate and where we use?
    • Defining delegates
    • Multicast Delegates
    • Anonymous Methods
    • Lambda Expressions
    • Expression bodied Members
  • Miscellaneous Concepts
    • Anonymous Types
    • Partial Classes
    • Partial Methods
  • Collections
    • Stack
    • Queue
    • Array List
    • Hash Table
    • Generics & Generic Collections
    • List, Dictionary, and other Collection classes
  • LINQ
    • What is LINQ
    • LINQ Vs SQL, LINQ to Objects, LINQ to Databases, LINQ to XML
    • Implementing LINQ on Arrays, Collections & Objects
  • Windows Programming
    • Introduction to GUI Programming
    • Controls – Properties, Methods and Events
    • Working with Form Control
    • Delegates, Events and Event Handlers
    • Button, TextBox, Radio Button and CheckBox Controls
    • Combo Box, ListBox and Checked ListBox Controls
    • Dialog Controls – Color Dialog, Font Dialog, Open File Dialog, Save File Dialog and Folder Browser Dialog
    • Image and Timer Controls
    • Creating Menu’s and Menu Item’s
    • MDI and Layout’s
    • User Controls
  • Accessing Data with ADO.NET
    • ODBC Drivers
    • OLEDB and Framework Providers
    • ADO Vs ADO.NET
    • Introduction To ADO.NET Technology
    • Communication with Data Sources
    • Connected Architecture
    • Disconnected Architecture
    • DataReader Vs DataSet
    • Connection Strings and Configuration Files
    • DataTable, DataRow, DataColumn, DataView and DataRelation Classes
    • Working with Stored Procedures
    • Data Binding with Data Source Controls – GridView and DataGrid
  • Assemblies
    • Private Assemblies
    • Shared Assemblies
    • Global Assembly Cache
    • Versioning of Assemblies
    • Contents of an Assembly file
  • Task Parallel Library (TPL)
    • Task Vs Threads
    • Asynchronous Programming
    • Calling methods with Tasks
    • Thread Synchronization
    • Data Parallelism with Parallel.For and Parallel.ForEach
    • Task chaining using continuation Tasks
    • Task cancellation using cancellation tokens
    • Async and Await
ASP.NET
  • Introduction to Web Applications
    • Windows Applications Vs Web Applications Vs Distributed Applications
    • ASP.NET Vs ASP.NET Core
    • Client/Server Architecture Application
    • What are Client and Server
    • Role of Web Server
    • IIS (Internet Information Services)
    • Creating a new Website on IIS
  • ASP .NET Technology
    • Classical ASP
    • Drawback Of classical ASP
    • Evolution Of ASP.NET – Web Forms
    • Evolution Of ASP.NET – MVC
  • Introduction to MVC
    • Introduction to Design Patterns
    • Architecture Patterns
    • Intro to MVC
    • ASP.NET Web Forms (Vs) ASP.NET MVC
    • List of Versions of ASP.NET MVC
    • MVC Architecture, what is MVC?
    • What is Controller and Action Method
    • What is View & What is Model
    • Request Flow in ASP.NET MVC
ASP.NET MVC 5.0
  • Project Creation
    • Creating New Project in Visual Studio
    • Overview of Folders and files of MVC project
  • Controllers
    • Introduction
    • Creating Controllers Manually and by using Scaffolding
    • Action Methods in Controllers
    • Parameters to Action methods
  • URL Routing
    • Overview
    • Need of URL Routing, Parameters in URL
    • Default Parameter Values
    • Literals in URL
  • Views
    • Introduction
    • Action Results and various types of Action Results
    • Action Methods returning Action Results
    • Creating a Razor View
    • Shared Views
    • View Engines
    • ASPX View Engine Vs Razor View Engines
    • Razor Programming
  • Passing Data from Controller to View
    • View Data
    • View Bag
    • Temp Data
    • Sessions
    • Anonymous Methods
    • Strongly Typed Models
  • UI Designing
    • With HTML Controls
    • With HTML Helpers
    • With Strongly Typed HTML Helpers
  • Partial Views
    • Need of Partial Views
    • Development and Consumption of Partial Views
    • Html.Partial
    • Html.RenderPartial
    • Html.RenderAction
  • Layout Views
    • Introduction and need of Layout Views
    • Default Layout View (_Layout.cshtml)
    • Creating custom Layout Views
    • Layout Views with Sections
    • Html.RenderSection()
    • _ViewStart.cshtml
    • Overriding _ViewStart.cshtml
  • Bundling And Minification
    • Need of Minification and Bundling
    • BundleConfig.cs
    • ScriptBundles and StyleBundles
    • Importing ScriptBundles and StyleBundles
    • Creating and consuming custom bundles
  • Areas in MVC
    • What is an Area in MVC Application?
    • Need and creation of MVC Area
    • Area Registration and Configuration
  • Data Annotations and Validations
    • Introduction
    • Model level validations (vs) View level validations
    • Importing jQuery Validation Plug in
    • [Required], [RegularExpression]
    • [Range], [StringLength], [Compare]
    • [Remote], ModelState.IsValid, Custom Validations
    • [Display], [Datatype], [DisplayFormat], [ScaffoldColumn]
  • LINQ to SQL
    • Introduction to LINQ
    • What is LINQ to SQL
    • Performing CRUD Operation using LINQ to SQL
  • ADO.NET Entity Framework (EF)
    • Introduction to Entity Framework
    • Various Approaches in EF
    • Understanding DbContext and DbSet
    • Entity Framework DB First
    • Entity Framework Code First
    • Entity Framework Model First
  • Scaffold Templates
    • Need of Scaffolding
    • Creating controllers and views using scaffold
    • Understanding Index, Details, Create, Edit, Delete action methods and views
  • Filters
    • Introduction to Filters
    • ChildActionOnly, OutputCache, ValidateInput
    • ValidateAntiForgeryToken, HandleError
    • Action Filters, Result Filters, Authorization Filters
    • Exception Filters, Custom Filters
    • Authentication and Authorization
    • Types of Authentications
    • AllowAnonymous
  • JQuery and Ajax in MVC
    • Introduction and need of JQuery in MVC
    • Importing/Updating JQuery plug in and Demos
    • Implementing Auto fill Textbox’s using JQuery AJAX
    • JTable and MVC Grid Controls
  • Web API
    • Introduction to distributed applications
    • Web Services Vs WCF Vs Web API
    • Understanding HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
    • Creating API Controller and API configuration
    • Calling Web API from JQuery
    • CRUD operations using JQuery AJAX with Web API
    • Enabling CORS
    • Consuming Web API from MVC Project
  • Developing Single Page Applications
    • What is SPA
    • Need of SPA and Getting started
    • Angular Integration
ASP.NET 6.0 (MVC Core 6.0)
  • Introduction to .NET CORE
    • What is .NET CORE
    • What’s new in.NET core
    • ASP.NET core
    • .NET Core Vs ASP.NET Core
  • ASP.NET CORE MVC Applications
    • Introduction
    • Setting up a new project
    • Command line tools and code
    • ASP.NET Core MVC project structure
    • Program and Stratup Classes
    • Main method in ASP.NET Core Applications
  • Startup and Middleware’s
    • Introduction
    • How Middleware Works
    • Configure and Configure Services Methods
    • Exception Handling Middleware
    • Routing Middleware
    • Static Files Middleware
    • Setting up ASP.NET MVC Middleware
  • Hosting Models
    • What are Hosting Models
    • Types of Hosting Models
    • Kestrel Web Server
    • Reverse Proxy Servers
  • Controllers in MVC Framework
    • Introduction
    • MVC design pattern
    • Routing
  • Views in MVC Framework
    • Creating Simple Views
    • Tag Helpers for creating Views
    • Built-in Tag Helpers
    • Custom Tag Helpers
  • Models in MVC Framework
    • Introduction
    • Models and Views
  • Entity Framework CORE
    • Introduction
    • Installing EF Core
    • EF Core Architecture and Libraries
    • Creating and Implementing DB Context
    • Configuring EF Services
    • Entity Framework Migrations
    • Various Approaches in EF (DB First and Code First)
    • Creating CRUD Application in MVC Core using DB First
    • Creating CRUD Application in MVC Core using Code First
    • Dependency Injection Introduction
    • Dependency Injection Containers
    • Integrated support of Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core
    • Implementing Dependency Injection in MVC Core Applications
  • Error Handling In MVC Core Applications
    • Handling Client Errors
    • Handling Server Errors
  • ASP.NET CORE Identity
    • Introduction to Identity Framework
    • Authentication Services and Middleware
    • Identity in ASP.NET Core MVC
    • Open Authentication
    • Authorization
  • WEB API Core
    • Creating a WEB API Core Service
    • Testing WEB API Core Services using Swagger
    • Implementing Dependency Injection in WEB API Core
    • Consuming WEB API Core Service in MVC CORE using JQUERY
    • Consuming WEB API Core Service in MVC CORE using C#
  • Publish/Hosing and MVC Core Application
    • What is Publish/Host
    • Types of Publishing/Hosting options
    • File System Vs Web Deploy Vs App Service
    • Hosting MVC Core Application on Microsoft Azure
    • Summarizing the whole proces

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FAQ's

What is the use case for C#? A vast array of software and apps, including as games, desktop and mobile apps, corporate software, websites, and cloud-based apps, may be made with C#. Other general-purpose programming languages are comparable to this. Numerous games in plenty.

For C#, there are typically three skill levels that are distinguished: beginner, moderate, and advanced. A few general markers of each stage are as follows: Novice: possess rudimentary syntax and structural understanding of C#

The NET Common Language Specification (CLS) defines the five distinct C# types used by.NET programming languages. Delegate, enumeration, class, structure, and interface are among them.

Code compilation is necessary for any changes you make in C#. This might lead to errors and issues.
Using NET libraries can make learning C# even more difficult.
Since C# is a part of the.NET framework, it needs to be executed on the Windows platform.

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