Python for the C# Developer

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Created by: Reynald Adolphe

Produced in 2018

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Python is hugely popular, boasts an elegant syntax, and has played a notable role in the rise of the open-source community. While this highly readable language can add value to any developer's toolkit, it can be of particular help to C# developers who want to better grasp how .NET is shifting to embrace the open-source community. In this course, Reynald Adolphe helps to acquaint C# developers with Python by helping them leverage what they already know. Throughout the course, Reynald highlights the similarities and differences between Python and C# as he goes over key concepts such as functions, conditional statements, and how to create and work with classes. He also demonstrates the four pillars of object-oriented programming- "abstraction, polymorphism, inheritance, and encapsulation- "as he walks through the creation of a salary calculator.

Beginner Level

Time: 1h 55m

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Reynald Adolphe

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Reynald Adolphe is a technologist and .NET developer specializing in website consulting and development.

He focuses on user experience, user interface, back-end development, and the languages used to create web applications. He's a speaker and personal technology coach helping programmers build their brand and career to the next level and guiding new-comers to become elite software engineers. Previously, he worked for the Tribune Company in Los Angeles and Accenture in Chicago. Reynald's specialties include C#, Silverlight, ASP.NET, MVC, Razor, LINQ, Java, JavaScript, JQuery, AJAX, HTML5, CSS3, SOAP, Knockout.js, RequireJS, Underscore.js, AmplifyJS, XML, WCF, SQL, SDLC, MSTest, Moq, QUnit, and Bootstrap. Reynald also produces tech events, featuring popular tech speakers, musicians, and comedians. You can learn more about his events/coaching at reynaldadolphe.com and follow him on Twitter @reynaldadolphe.