Object Oriented Programming in C#

Learn the core concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) using the C# language. 

Created by: Gerry O'Brien

Produced in 2017

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Course Description

Many mainstream programming languages in use today, support the concept of object-oriented programming. Modeling real-world objects in your code allows you to create more robust and effective applications.
C# was designed from the ground up to be an object-oriented, type-safe programming language. In this course, you will build on the fundamentals that were covered in Introduction to C#. You will extend your knowledge by applying core OOP principles to the code and applications you will create in this course. You will build a knowledge of encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism. You will also learn memory management in the .NET framework.

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Gerry O'Brien

Gerry O'Brien is a Senior Content Development Manager at Microsoft Learning with a focus on software development and database platforms. He has over 18 years of industry experience in various roles including software development, consulting, and training. Gerry has experience programming with: C# Visual Basic Java Objective-C

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By Bruno H on 2/1/2019

Was quite easy but had alot of good information.

By Roy Marchie on 12/20/2019

This course will help you C# practicalize what you learned in the introductory course and since C# was designed from the ground up to be an object-oriented, type-safe programming language, you will program in OOP and build real world projects.