.NET Training Institute in Hyderabad-.NET Course Content

The evolution of C#

Introduction and Evolution

• About the .Net Framework
• The Common Language Runtime
• Assemblies
• .NET Types
• Working with Namespaces
• Browsing .NET Namespaces
• Working in Visual Studio.NET
• Using the Command-Line Compiler
• Creating a Console Application

Data & Value Types

• Declaring & Initializing Variables
• Declaring Member Access
• Constants
• Signed & Unsigned Types
• CLS-Compliant Types
• Literals
• Type Converting
• System.Convert Classes
• System.Convert Shortcuts
• Formatting Type Output
• Arithmetic Operations

Reference Types & More

• Value & Reference Types
• Boxing & Unboxing
• String Reference Types

Core Programming

• Expressions
• Statements & Blocks
• for Loops
• foreach/in Loops
• while & do while Loops
• Relational & Equality Operators
• if/else Statements
• Switch Statements
• Exception Handling
• try/catch & finally
• Multipe Catches & More

ARRAYS

• Single Dimension
• Multi Dimension
• Jagged Arrays

Enums & Structures

• Enums (Enumerations)
• Working with Enums
• Working with Enums Structs

Classes & Objects

Defining Classes

• Defining Classes Fields
• Properties
• Methods & Passing Parameters
• Creating & Destroying Objects
• Member Access Modifiers & Scope
• Overloading Methods & Constructors
• Static Methods & Fields
• Static Methods & Fields

Polymorphism Introduction

• Static polymorphism
• Dynamic Polymorphism
• Implementing Function Overloading
• Function Signature
• Implementing Operator Overloading

Inheritance

• Identifying Relationship between Classes
• Using Classes and Inheritance
• Using Abstract Classes
• Using Virtual Functions
• Using Sealed Classes
• Interfaces

File Input and Output

• File Input and Output Operations
• File Stream Classes
• Reading and Writing in Text Files
• Stream Reader and Stream Writer Classes
• Reading and Writing Binary Files
• Implementing Windows File System using Directory Info and FileInfo Classes

Exception Handling

• Describing Exceptions
• Handling Exceptions
• Implementing User Defined Exceptions

Delegate and Events

• Introducing Delegates
• Declaring Delegates
• Types of Delegates
• Working with Events
• Passing  event Parameters

Creating Multithreaded Applications

• Implementing Threads
• Thread Life Cycle
• Identifying Thread Priority
• Synchronization in Threads

WINDOWS APPLICATIONS USING C#.NET

Introduction to Windows Forms
.NET Does Windows | Adding Controls to a Form | A Peek behind the Scenes | Adding Event Handling Code | Adding a Menu to the Form | Adding Non-Graphical Components
Taking Advantage of the Form Event Model
How C# Handles Events | Exploring Form and Control Events
Common Windows Forms Controls
Label, TextBox, and Button | CheckBox and RadioButton | ComboBox, ListBox, and CheckedListBox | LinkLabel, NumericUpdown, PictureBox and ProgressBar
Exception Handling
Perspectives on Exception Handling | Getting Started with Exception Handling | Catching Specific Exceptions | Raising Errors | Running Code Unconditionally | Handling Unhandled Exceptions | Creating Exception Classes
Working with Strings and Dates
Basic .NET Data Types | Working with Text: The String Class | Working with Dates and Times
Accessing Data
Overview of ADO.NET | Connecting to Data | Executing Commands | Working with Data | Choosing an ADO.NET Provider
Data Binding Techniques
Data Binding Basics | Creating a Data Source | Creating Data-Bound Forms | Data Binding Components and Controls |
Displaying Data from Related Tables | Displaying Data from Lookup Tables | Adding Search Capabilities to a Form | Filtering by Values from a Lookup Table | Data Validation | Working with Local Data
Using the Data Controls
Data Controls | The BindingNavigator Control | The BindingSource Component | The DataGridView Control | The ReportViewer Control
Handling Input/Output Tasks
Introducing the System.IO Namespace | Selecting Files | Browsing for Folders | Handling Path Information | Working with Directories and Files | Using Stream-Based Objects to Read and Write File Contents
Project Settings in Visual Studio 2008
The Project Designer | Application Properties | Compilation Properties | Debugging Properties | Project References | Project Resources | Project Settings
Debugging Your Applications
Debugging Applications | Setting Breakpoints and Stepping through Code | Debugging Code in Assemblies | Evaluating Variables and Objects | Edit and Continue | Tracing Applications
Container Controls
Introducing Container Controls | Grouping Controls with the GroupBox Control | Introducing the Panel Control | Displaying Multiple Panels with the SplitContainer Control | Laying out Panels with the TabControl Control |
Menus and Toolbars
Introducing the ToolStrips | Working with the ToolStrips
Creating MDI Applications
MDI Applications | MDI Parent and Child Forms | Managing Open Windows | Managing Menus | Working with Open Forms
Complex Windows Forms Controls
Introducing Complex Controls | NotifyIcon Control | WebBrowser Control | MaskedTextBox Control | RichTextBox Control | TreeView and ListView Controls | MonthCalendar and DateTimePicker Controls
Creating Custom Controls
Control Creation in Windows Forms | Inheriting from an Existing Control | Drawing Your Own Custom Controls | Creating Composite Controls
Working with Toolbox Components
Introducing Components | Timer Component | BackgroundWorker Component | FileSystemWatcher Component | PerformanceCounter Component | Process Component | ServiceController Component | EventLog Component
Interoperability
COM and .NET | Calling COM Objects from .NET | Calling .NET Assemblies from COM | Using Platform Invoke | Web Services
Deploying Applications Using Click-Once
ClickOnce Deployment | Publishing an Application | Setting Publish Options | Updating a Deployed Application | What Happens When You Publish an Application? | What Happens When You Publish an Update to an Application? | ClickOnce and Security | Using the Deployment API to Manage Updates