Day3
- 1. CSE 136 Lecture 3 Part 1 Introduction to C# language Memory Management Static vs non-static Properties Inheritance Modifiers (public, private, protected, etc) Namespace and Assembly (dll, exe)
- 2. Overview
- 4. C# keywords Similar to Java
- 6. C# type values range
- 7. Stack Memory
- 8. Heap Memory
- 9. Value Type vs Reference Type
- 10. Value Types on Stack
- 11. Class Type
- 12. Class Type and Heap
- 13. Boxing
- 14. Unboxing Why box/unbox? Pass variables to method as reference
- 15. Value Parameter
- 16. Reference Parameter box/unbox concept
- 17. Out Parameter
- 18. Static Field
- 20. Const field vs Static field
- 21. Properties
- 22. Constructor Same method name Different param types
- 24. Destructor
- 25. Inheritance - Concept Object re-use
- 27. Inheritance - virtual & override
- 28. Inheritance - Class Object
- 30. Modifier Provide code security Assembly: Dll, Exe (Output of VS project)
- 32. Assembly and namespace Namespace is a collection of names wherein each name is unique ex: names CSE136.students ex: names CSE136.notes Assembly is an output unit (dll, exe). An assembly can contain multiple namespaces ex: CSE136.dll
- 33. Review question How many bits is type int Does stack store type struct Where is type class data stored (stack or heap)? Where is static class data stored? Is string a value type? Difference between ref and out? Difference between static and const? Difference between public and protected? Difference between override and overload?
- 34. Break
- 35. CSE 136 - Lecture 3 Part 2 Abstract Class Interfaces Generics Collections Enumeration
- 36. Abstract Class
- 37. Sealed The opposite of abstract class Instantiated as a stand-alone class Cannot derive from a sealed class
- 38. Interface 1 Similar to abstract class without the method implementation
- 39. Interface 2
- 40. Interface 3 - Polymorphism Multiple forms (Method overriding)
- 41. Interface 4 - Polymorphism Animal takes on multiple forms ILiveBirth takes on multiple forms
- 42. Generics 1
- 43. Generics 2
- 44. Generic 3
- 45. Generic 4 Creating Variables and Instances Using a constructed type to create a reference and an instance
- 46. Generic 5 Two constructed classes created from a generic class
- 47. Generic 6
- 48. Collections 1 Using List to store string data
- 49. Collections 2 List can also be used as a list of int
- 50. Collections 3 Using Stack of string
- 51. Dictionary Collections 4 - Another generic collection type
- 52. Enumeration 1 Iterator Pattern (Design Pattern)
- 53. Enumeration 2 - IEnumerator interface
- 54. Enumeration 3 - interface
- 55. Review question Difference between abstract class and interface? Difference between inheritance and polymorphism? What is type safe? Is generic type safe? Difference between enumerable and enumerator?
- 56. Your assignment Finish your DB design and stored procedures based on your UML diagram Demo to TA by Thursday end of class (25% late penalty will apply for late turn-ins)
- 57. References .NET : Architecting Applications for the Enterprise C# Illustrated