C# Objects Course (How To)

Object-Oriented Programming

We'll discuss some of the basics concepts of object oriented programming and exactly what it means to be "object oriented". We'll learn the differences between objects and classes. Then we'll see how to create classes and objects in C#.

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• Welcome

  1:30

• Object-Oriented Programming

  2:29

• Object-Oriented Programming

  5 questions

• Types

  3:14

• Instantiation

  6:28

• Types and Objects

  5 questions

• Instantiation

  2 objectives

• Fields

  6:18

• Fields

  1 objective

• Object Initialization

  5:14

• Initialization

  3 objectives

• Practice Writing Classes

  3:40

• Wrap-up

  4 questions

Methods

We'll learn about the role that methods play in OO.

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• Methods

  7:03

• Methods

  1 objective

• Return Values

  4:47

• Statements

  3 questions

• Static vs Instance Methods

  6:24

• Documentation

  3 questions

• Using Static Methods

  5:33

• Overloading Methods

  1:44

• Method Overloading

  3 objectives

Inheritance

We'll learn about one of the four core principles of OO: inheritance. We'll also learn how inheritance is used to create and handle custom exceptions.

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• Inheritance

  3:35

• Inheritance in Code

  5:27

• Inheritance

  5 questions

• Inheritance

  1 objective

• instruction

  Catching Exceptions in C#

• Throwing Exceptions

  4:49

• Throwing Exceptions

  1 objective

• Catching Exceptions

  1 objective

• Exception Messages

  3:02

• Custom Exceptions

  6:23

• Custom Exceptions

  2 objectives

• Catching Exceptions

  5:02

• Catching Exceptions

  6 questions

Encapsulation and Arrays

We'll learn about another core principle of OO: encapsulation. We'll also learn all about arrays and put them to use in Treehouse Defense.

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• Arrays

  5:22

• Arrays

  4 objectives

• Encapsulation

  6:39

• Encapsulation

  3 questions

• `Index Out of Range

  5:51

• Arrays

  3 questions

• Ternary If

  2:53

• Ternary If

  1 objective

• Null Reference

  5:33

• Null

  4 questions

Encapsulation with Properties

We'll learn about properties in C# and use them to provide good encapsulation in Treehouse Defense.

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• Accessor Methods

  4:33

• Accessor Methods

  2 objectives

• Properties

  4:22

• Properties

  1 objective

• Auto-Properties

  4:12

• Auto-Properties

  2 objectives

• Using Properties

  4:20

• Using Properties

  1 question

• Computed Properties

  4:19

• Computed Properties

  1 objective

• Expression Bodied Members

  2:52

• Expression Bodied Members

  2 objectives

• Property Initial Values

  3:57

• Property Initial Values

  1 objective

• Property Practice

  5:16

• Properties

  4 questions

Loops and Final Touches

We'll finish Treehouse Defense by coding up the logic of the game. In the process we'll learn about more types of loops, constants, and static members.

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• While Loops

  3:55

• For Loops

  3:15

• For Loops

  1 objective

• Foreach Loops

  4:04

• Foreach Loops

  1 objective

• Magic Numbers and Constants

  3:13

• Constants

  1 objective

• Putting It All Together

  5:13

• Commenting

  1:50

• Commenting Code

  3 questions

• Playing the Game

  4:59

• Static Members

  4:39

• Static Members

  1 objective

• Using Static Fields

  3:40

• Wrap Up

  2:30

• Wrap-up

  2 questions