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Description<\/span><\/h2>\n

C# Intermediate course \u2013 Part I (Mastering OOP). Object-oriented programming can develop your abstract, associative, and logical thinking, changing your perspective on how to understand processes, events, objects, subjects, and intangible concepts that you want to replicate in your programs. Creating an accurate model of complex business, environmental, biological, chemical, physical, philosophical, or personal problems full of appropriate interactions (methods) produces reasonable solutions that can ultimately change the world or skills and virtues Improve you. The course is mainly based on practical examples (you can see some of them in the first video which has a free preview) and this is understandable because OOP allows us to take any object\/subject, its meaning and relevance Check with other objects. Creating virtual models of existing concept(s). There may be more than one viable solution, and the more intricacies and concepts you understand, the better your programming architecture will be. For example, knowing about encapsulation makes it impossible to have unwanted side effects in your program. Understanding when to use composition and inheritance is a critical skill for creating collections of objects and their relationships. Recognizing when to create one or two levels of abstraction and how to implement polymorphism are advanced skills that must be integrated by students. Differentiating between the advantages and disadvantages of using abstract classes and interfaces is another important point for students. If students want to create adaptive applications, deliberate thinking about SOLID principles, strong coherence, loose coupling, and dependency injection is essential before completing class architecture. A solid foundation of knowledge, skills, and experience in solving simple tasks is essential before starting to build multi-layered programs. This course is the second step to reach that goal. I hope my students will be kind to each other in the question and answer section of the courses and will be successful in their future careers as software developers (and engineers).<\/span><\/p>\n

What you will learn in C# Intermediate \u2013 Part I (Mastering OOP) course<\/span><\/h3>\n
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